The frequent failure to enforce court orders and judgements is an additional cause of concern (article 2 of the Covenant).

He refers to the failure of the domestic Courts to uphold and enforce the decision of the Supreme Court of 3 May 1985.

UPS accordingly claimed that the Canadian Government's failure to enforce its law to control CPC's anticompetitive behaviour had contravened its obligations under NAFTA Articles 1502, 1503 and 1105.

Indeed, failure to pay alimony was an indictable offence under the Penal Code, while under civil law, the assets of a father who failed to pay child support could be confiscated to enforce such payment.

Balochistan is expected to enforce similar arrangements.

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

Do you enforce prohibition?

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.

Southern Europe could enforce deflation.

Mr Mayor, enforce the rules!

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

This complicates implementation and makes it more difficult to enforce.

Market Failure and Political Failure

Objective 3 enforce proactive client servicing.

The court militias enforce the judgements.

Failure breeds success, success breeds failure.

Failure to write block

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

Failure to prevent those crimes reflects a failure to learn from the horrors of the Holocaust.

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

The reason for this under representation of women in decision making bodies in Guinea lies not in the legislation itself, for appropriate laws and regulations exist, but rather in the lack of knowledge of that legislation, and the failure to enforce it.

42. Some of the most grave situations, such as the massive invasion of Yanomami lands in Brazil and the resulting deaths of thousands of Yanomami Indians, took place in large part because of the State apos s failure to enforce existing laws.

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

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

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.

To leave would be failure.

Retry to connect on failure

Failure to adapt amounts to regression.

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

I shall enforce this line strictly and unswervingly.

Failure

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

(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!

Procedural issues Failure to substantiate claims

1. Definition of failure to perform

Academic failure Low commitment to school

(b) Failure to meet international standards

A failure to provide the file could constitute prima facie evidence of deliberate and knowing failure to provide redress.