The access agreement problem is compounded when island nations lack the resources to regulate and enforce the agreements.

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

Another World Trade Organization agreement relevant to biotechnology is the Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade, which is premised on the right of members of the organization to develop and enforce product regulations.

Do you enforce prohibition?

Southern Europe could enforce deflation.

Mr Mayor, enforce the rules!

Objective 3 enforce proactive client servicing.

The court militias enforce the judgements.

Balochistan is expected to enforce similar arrangements.

That's the law I've sworn to enforce.

I shall enforce this line strictly and unswervingly.

And so we have to enforce, but without force.

But the relevant legal provisions are difficult to enforce.

Political will is still needed to enforce such clauses.

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

This complicates implementation and makes it more difficult to enforce.

We must vigorously enforce the recently enacted anti corruption law.

Local courts are primarily authorized to apply and enforce customary law.

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

(j) To execute and enforce the decisions of the National Election Board

54. Two States have conscription in law, but do not enforce it.

Indeed, no effective mechanism exists to enforce compliance with decisions and recommendations.

As long as I'm in office, I'm going to enforce the law.

His delegation commended the role played by MINURSO under difficult circumstances to enforce the ceasefire agreement and finalize the identification process. It agreed with the Secretary General that reducing the size of MINURSO would not be advisable at the current stage.

We enforce the minimal rule sets for maintaining connectivity to the global economy.

Action to enforce legislation relating to the rights and care of the elderly

(i) To execute and enforce the sentences and decisions of the jurisdictional organs

The necessary political will is still essential, of course, to enforce such clauses.

Governments should also build up the capacity to enforce axle load limit regulations.

Now, you solemnly swear to uphold and enforce the law. Say, I do.

I hold that the very law we're here to enforce excludes such testimony!

Well, you must have a body of men who pass and enforce laws.

The efforts of contingent commanders to enforce discipline were also found to be inadequate.

(q) Implement and enforce procedures to ensure the proper management of rations (para. 326)

(a) To execute and enforce the Constitution and treaties, laws and other legal provisions

The Code makes constructive provision to enforce the rights of authors of original works.

The agreement was... Agreement?

The agreement includes substantial steps to enforce the prohibitions contained in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). It also takes substantial steps to limit subsidies for fishing fleets which in many countries waste taxpayer money and accelerate the depletion of marine life.

Strengthen training to ensure staff enforce the rule that voters go to the booth alone.

Human rights obligations are binding and mechanisms must be in place to enforce these obligations.

The Security Council must clearly demonstrate its will to enforce the decisions taken by it.

This aspect notwithstanding, greater efforts should be made to enforce the arms embargo on Somalia.

Most developing countries were not yet in a position to enforce their competition legislation effectively.

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An agreement is an agreement.