In the restive period that followed, Louverture consolidated power, ultimately enforcing a labor code no less repressive than slavery.
Strasbourg officials can see nothing in the Brighton declaration that will water down the European convention on human rights or rein in the court that ultimately enforces it.
"If the Smith & Wesson interpretation is the agreement that is ultimately enforced," Mr. Delfay said, "clearly it's not as comprehensive or groundbreaking".
Much of the Kearns family eventually rallied around its patriarch, to become an ad hoc staff in the legal battle in which Mr. Kearns, who represented himself, ultimately enforced his patents and won more than $30 million from Ford and Chrysler.
Taxes, foreign policy, and civil-rights laws are all ultimately enforced with the threat of physical violence (that's the nature of government), but most of their regulations are enacted with a pen and put into practice with well, with what?
Concerned by worsening boyar-peasant relations, Ştirbei, who governed without an Assembly (and had instead appointed his own Divan), enacted measures to improve the situation in the countryside, and ultimately enforced contract-based work as the rule on estates (whereby peasants who were not indebted after five years in service could leave the land they were working on).
The Consumer Product Safety Commission, which would ultimately help enforce the mandate, has not yet taken a position on the proposal.
In 1896 a new law gave parks commissioners the power to remove billboards near parks, although this was subjected to court challenges and ultimately not enforced.
A slave could not be a party to a contract nor own property, but he could be given a de facto patrimony, which could be retained if he were freed; if he made a "commitment," it could ultimately be enforced against his master.
But, of course, it will ultimately be enforced by the very same Communist Party bigwigs whose actions it is meant to curtail.
