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Those traits make the Aerospace goggles particularly useful now while my local mountain, Mount Ashland in Oregon, is strictly enforcing a mask rule in lift lines.

The NBA has a rule that players must stand for the anthem, but it has declined to enforce it in recent years.

As one lawyer essentially put it, there’s what the law says is required, and then what the SEC ever bothers to enforce.

The task of distributing vaccines was in many ways less complicated for the District than for any state — the city has only one health department and could make and enforce centralized decisions.

All these manual actions do are enforce the existing policies and guidelines Google has already published within its help documents.

Obviously, the first obligation of all liberal democratic governments is to enforce the rule of law.

At any rate, policy can enforce equal rights and foster equal opportunity.

“Given the number of events which take place across the UK it is likely to be difficult to enforce,” said Rupert Sutton.

People often forget that the National Panhellenic council used to enforce racial segregation by means of strict codes and laws.

So the CIW has looked to the marketplace to enforce these guarantees.

Consequently the Chinese (or Ming) emperor sent a large army to enforce his demand for the amount of money due him.

Or at least he would merely have expressed his wish that I should take the name, without going so far as to enforce it.

The old dog stuck to her like a burr, and she had not the heart to take up a stick to enforce obedience.

His duties were to enforce the continental system and to keep a stern eye on Prussia.

If he can get anything, he cannot claim it under his contract for he has broken it and therefore a court could not enforce it.