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Predictability of Enforcement

2011
The current theory of runtime enforcement is based on two properties for evaluating an enforcement mechanism: soundness and transparency. Soundness defines that the output is always good ("no bad traces slip out") and transparency defines that good input is not changed ("no surprises on good traces").
Nataliia Bielova, Fabio Massacci
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Private Enforcement versus Public Enforcement

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
This paper sheds light on the ‘private-vs.-public enforcement’ debate. In the first part, using EU internal market law as an example, it will be illustrated that the (relative) effectiveness of private and public instruments of enforcement is significant not only from a policy point of view, but in fact also for the application of legal principles.
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Enforcing stereotypes

Nursing Standard, 1991
Although Anne Tennant's article 'Beyond myth and hysteria' ( Nursing Standard November 27) raised the issue of the stereotyping of prostitutes, the picture chosen to accompany it did just that.
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Recognition, Enforceability, and Enforcement of Decisions

2023
Abstract This chapter focuses on Chapter IV of the Brussels IIb Regulation. The major changes in the Regulation include the abolition of exequatur and the adoption of a new section on the recognition and enforcement of authentic instruments and agreements.
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Enforcement and Peace Enforcement Operations

2015
Abstract Enforcement action taken or authorized by the Security Council of a military nature can be subdivided into two broad categories: enforcement operations, which can be characterized as sustained full-scale combat operations against a State authorized by the Security Council to maintain or restore international peace and security ...
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Compositional Runtime Enforcement

2016
Runtime enforcement is a methodology used to enforce that the output of a running system satisfies a desired property. Given a property, an enforcement monitor modifies an untrusted sequence of events into a sequence that complies to that property. In practice, we may have not one, but many properties to enforce.
Srinivas Pinisetty, Stavros Tripakis
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Enforcing the Unenforceable

2005
A security policy is intended to regulate the behaviour of a socio-technical system (computers, networks and humans) in such a way as to ensure that certain properties are maintained or goals achieved. Two problems arise here: regulating the behaviour of humans is non-trivial and, secondly, many security goals are not ”enforceable” in the Schneider ...
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Law Enforcers and Law Enforcement

1979
The present task is to introduce the remainder of the work by focusing on the consumer agencies which enforce the bulk of consumer protection law, and the activities of which are the central theme of the study. On the enforcement side, consumer agencies direct most of their attention to implementing the criminal provisions of the Trade Descriptions Act
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To Enforce or Not to Enforce: Laying A Standard of Enforcement of Annulled Awards in India

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
Is it proper for Indian courts to refuse enforcement of annulled awards simpliciter and give effect to a foreign judgment annulling the award? This remains unanswered, and this piece attempts to address this by laying down a suitable standard for India.
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Enforcement in Courts or Private Enforcement?

2018
In GFAs, companies commit themselves to negotiated labor standards and rules for employee participation. But what happens if a company does not fulfil its commitments? Can MNCs be held accountable? At national level the observance of contracts is ensured through legal enforcement.
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