A critical institutional foundation for well functioning property rights is an independent judiciary to enforce them.

It also requires a great deal of cooperation in order to identify and develop a common understanding of procedures, standards and mechanisms to enforce controls.

In parts of the region, the Government of Afghanistan has few tools to enforce law and order, and reports of corruption among officials are high.

(Intervening in contractual relations ex post to enforce union demands is an emerging characteristic of the administration).

Stronger laws were needed to enforce equality, without which women could not participate on an equal footing.

Traditional approaches used in the Badia to enforce grazing rights may play an important role in such a programme.

We appreciate Austria having become the first country to conclude an agreement with the Court to enforce its judgements.

That's an order.

That's an order!

To enforce public policies in the micro regions so that migration does not become an option for improving life quality.

The establishment of an international instrument on the identification and tracing of small arms and light weapons would also help the Council in its efforts to enforce arms embargoes and to control the illicit trade in order to ensure the protection of civilians.

International peacekeepers should enforce such a truce.

Is that an order?

That's an order, Tom.

Policymakers must enforce criminal sanctions against these practices.

Such shutdowns will be increasingly difficult to enforce.

South Korea's justice system has decided to enforce the chemical castration of repeat child rapists, an official announced on May 23, 2012.

Governments can, of course, enforce public sector wage cuts.

Japan s nuclear regulator did not enforce stricter security rules.

As moral creatures, we are driven to enforce justice.

He supports international involvement to enforce post conflict peace.

Of measures to enforce the rules, after the event

Megaloptera is an order of insects.

(c) The accountability mechanisms envisaged to enforce the proposed regulations

(c) An order appointing a receiver or

To enforce the statute, regulators periodically examine banks for CRA compliance.

Why don t they enforce full face cover and kill the issue?

Of these, only 10 countries (and one Swiss canton) enforce it.

(a) Enforce and closely monitor the Law on Protection from Violence

The conditions set forth in article novies are intended to limit the number of circumstances in which the court may refuse to enforce an interim measure.

The Federal Court also has authority to order the stay of an expulsion order pending consideration of an application for judicial review.

Nowadays, the West does not have the leverage to enforce these conditions.

We need to re enforce political commitment and involve major world players.

The Laurales are an order of flowering plants.

an order from Us . We are ever sending .

Also, this is not too tall an order.

(e) An interim injunction or other interim order.

Obama s proposal to strike Syria, by contrast, is an attempt to enforce an important human rights norm by directly punishing through means that do not involve invasion and occupation those who committed a gross violation.

In paragraph 55 of the report, UNEP agreed with the Board's recommendation that it formulate and enforce guidelines to enhance security with regard to access to the Integrated Accounting and Budgeting System, in order to maintain data integrity.

We must write and enforce laws that restore credibility to our financial markets.

In the absence of reliable courts, they cannot sue to enforce their rules.

They rely on courts, legal frameworks, and regulators to set and enforce rules.

Such a preliminary order does not constitute an award.

(b) An order securing the amount in dispute or

The act was introduced to enforce use of the French language in an effort to preserve the culture of French Canadians who played a significant role in Canadian heritage.