Sentence examples for Experience enforcing from inspiring English sources

His firsthand experience enforcing the War on Drugs drove him to leave the force and join the movement to reform the criminal justice system.

You will notice yourself becoming more detached from the experience, enforcing a kissing ban like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman, not because it could encourage intimacy, but because the most natural PG show of affection is somehow too offensive.

So it would clearly be wrong to say that mystical experiences enforce any particular religious position.

It processes millions of complaints annually, has made hundreds of enforcements on data protection, and has vast expertise and experience from enforcing existing privacy laws.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the brief states, "has no experience in enforcing state public protection laws, has a minimal track record in consumer protection and has no accountability to the citizens of any state".

In particular, the learning mechanism exploits the knowledge and the past experience by enforcing them with Bayesian statistics techniques suitable for reasoning about probabilistic relationships [36 38].

Fiji’s experience with enforcing Codex Alimentarius requirements should be a salutary lesson here.

But as the focus on sanctions intensifies, a review of the United States' experiences in enforcing its own longstanding restrictions on trade with Iran suggests it would be difficult to truly quarantine the Iranian economy.

The well-documented appalling living conditions on Nauru, and the experience of enforced indefinite detention, are unacceptable not only for children but also for pregnant women, whose physical and mental health depends on the quality of their environment as well as on medical care.

Judge Gorsuch would tie the hands of precisely those entities that Congress has recognized have the depth and experience to enforce critical laws, safeguard essential protections, and ensure the safety of the American people".

Some hotels are learning how to customize the check-in and checkout experience instead of enforcing a one-size-fits-all approach".