"At the same time, lack of enforcement also means that countries are less likely to take their targets seriously -- particularly if they see that other countries also shirk".
For example, does the problem lie with restrictive word counts, lack of time, lack of enforcement or simply just lack of awareness?
According to a New York Times analysis of enforcement cases, nearly all of the biggest Wall Street firms have settled fraud cases by promising never to violate a law that they had already promised not to break, usually multiple times.
Over time, new forms of enforcement developed, forcing creditors to evaluate borrowers by using indicators of their individual merits.
We have seen examples of the lack of enforcement time and time again over the years on deals relating to China and many other countries.
For example, a review by The New York Times of all enforcement cases initiated during the past eight years shows that a third of them are unresolved.
As there was no "revision" of decisions in light of new evidence documented at the time, and "enforcement" of all the principles was not observed, these criteria were not met in Priority-setting II.
During this time, the now head of enforcement at the SEC, Robert Khuzami, served as a top lawyer at Deutsche, overseeing litigation and regulatory investigations.
The last time the SEC "tide" of enforcement actions against elites resembled even a pale imitation of the Bay of Fundy was a decade ago in response to the Enron-era frauds.
At the same time, weak enforcement of intellectual property rights is discouraging E.U. companies from cooperating with the Chinese.
