enforcement provisions

Finally, a good spam law must include strong enforcement provisions.

The differences, as with so much legislation, lie in the definitions and the enforcement provisions.

Several of the law enforcement provisions have drawn strong criticism from civil liberties groups.

Meanwhile, Washington is calling for a tough new resolution with deadlines and enforcement provisions.

At present Council work is focusing on recognition and enforcement provisions of the draft convention.

Enforcement provisions are also included in the bill.

In 1998, Congress enacted legislation toughening the requirements and enforcement provisions.

The important thing now is to implement the recommended prevention and enforcement provisions, which need to be properly effective in all our countries.

The pact, which includes no enforcement provisions or methods of verification, will not be reviewed again until 2001.

The study noted that implementation and enforcement provisions of the bill would cost the Federal Government an additional $10.9 billion a year.

The trial court initially held that the enforcement provisions of the ordinance were invalid under state law.

They also considered altering the amendment to include one or more enforcement provisions like formulas to cap spending.

Congress nonetheless voted to extend the Act for twenty-five years with its original enforcement provisions left intact.

The Convention states that illegal hazardous waste traffic is criminal but contains no enforcement provisions.

Can voters ever really expect Congress to enact effective laws without loopholes and inadequate enforcement provisions?

The mandatory recycling law's enforcement provisions have long concerned the city's apartment-building owners and managers.

This flaw in the prewar system was remedied by the strengthening of enforcement provisions.

Civil enforcement provisions on patents could also negatively impact access to generic medicines, and the Commission should address this concern.

First, while the disclosure required is certainly more comprehensive than that required by current law, the enforcement provisions are actually weaker.

The enforcement provisions say simply that the sanctions should "prevent and restrain" the monopolist from violating the law.

Last week, Washington pulled out of long-running efforts to negotiate enforcement provisions for the convention banning biological weapons.

But the Fair Housing Act of 1968, lacking strong enforcement provisions, has been a paper tiger.

He would incorporate labor and environmental standards into future trade treaties, thus giving them teeth under the enforcement provisions of a standard trade agreement.

As it happens, though, the initiative comes with no enforcement provisions beyond interagency suasion and popular indignation.

The law does not contain any enforcement provisions or any auditing process to determine employer compliance.