Sentence examples for Enforce consistently from inspiring English sources

Community guidelines, though, can be difficult to enforce consistently across the world.

Kenneth H. Senser, a former top official at the C.I.A. and F.B.I. who runs Wal-Mart's security department, said cases like these showed that Wal-Mart was determined to enforce consistently its employment policies, no matter how high the rank of the workers involved.

(Asked whether it's investigating Goddard's use of its platform, a Twitter spokesperson told us: "We have robust Rules and Terms of Service in place which we enforce consistently and diligently when violations are found"). .

"We have been preparing to make sure that the rules are enforced consistently".

363 can be enforced consistently with the program goals and the respective federal-state roles intended by Congress when it enacted the federal legislation.

recommendations from the Attorney General regarding necessary steps to ensure that administrative subpoena power is used and enforced consistently and fairly by executive branch agencies.

The main question raised about the measure, though, is whether it can be enforced consistently by police officers who usually have more pressing matters to deal with.

"The policy makes sense and needs to be enforced consistently," Mr. Dadey said, "because the public needs to know that when officers use their guns, they are doing so with a clear mind and using sound judgment".

Dress codes should be enforced consistently, with measures also taken against straight students who dress provocatively, said Diane Levin, a professor at Wheelock College in Boston who writes about the sexualization of young children.

It is crucial that rules governing the participation of observers be posted prior to any and all meetings and that they be enforced consistently by the facilitator, mediator, or chair.

Mr. Soros's Paris-based lawyer, Ron Soffer, said the discrepancy between the findings by the market regulator and those of the criminal court demonstrated that French insider trading laws at the time were too vague to be enforced consistently.