The peaceful, irrepressible tenacity with which they enforced that demand is an inspiration to those who value democracy and a clear warning to those who do not.
However, these alternative discourses were infused with and clouded by what other young men (including the community) said and did, and by the ways in which they enforced dominant discourses.
The more they happen, the more they bring our courts into disrepute because they are simply granting orders which they cannot enforce".
The judges said: "The reality is that parliament knew and intended that enactment of the European Communities Act 1972 would provide the foundation acquisition by British citizens of rights under EU law which they could enforce in other member states.
What's more, Rwanda's laws do not differ significantly from laws in place in 11 European countries regarding the denial of the Jewish holocaust; nor does the way in which they are enforced.
On this view, what constitutes obligations is neither the social resources with which they are enforced, nor the practices in which they may be expressed, but the kind of reasons for action that they offer.
Although they were not finally repealed until May 1322, the vigour with which they were enforced depended on who was in control of government.
The University of Hawaii issued a statement saying it has begun "a review of the policies involved and the manner in which they were enforced".
The social structures (i.e., laws and policies) in our communities, and the extent to which they are enforced.
When an irrigation system is owned by a government, a non-governmental organization (NGO), or is privately provided, the behaviour of people using it may also depend on whether or not there are rules or policies made by the providers, and the extent to which they are enforced (Ostrom 2010).
