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The moment a rule stops being a suggestion and starts having teeth.
means The act of compelling obedience to a law, rule, or agreement, usually with consequences attached.
from From Old French enforcer, to strengthen or give force to, built on Latin fortis, strong — literally putting muscle behind a word.
No teethA law without enforcement is just expensive advice.
SelectiveWhat gets enforced reveals what truly matters.
Cost curveEnforcement, not legislation, is where budgets quietly explode.