1.   Government is important because it can and should establish and enforce rules of conduct and protect property rights.

2.   In the meantime it is sufficient to note that the position where the rules are barely enforced at all is far from satisfactory.

3.   Most existing international agreements depend on governments to enforce rules on companies.

4.   The Chair, interprets and enforces the rules of the meeting.

5.   The rules are strictly enforced.

6.   When enforcing rules, parents need not and generally should not be very talkative.

7.   The university has been lax about enforcing these rules.

8.   The best answer to these laments would be a tolerably level playing-field for all operators, and one where the rules are seriously enforced.

9.   Among other reforms, the Constitution created an electoral commission to address widespread campaign abuses and a countercorruption commission that is enforcing rules against graft.

10.   Among other steps, the industry would also help enforce rules prohibiting companies from advertising in a way intended to reach children.