Sentence examples for a rigorous enforcement from inspiring English sources

The administration said its revised position was in part because of the fact that current court challenges require a rigorous enforcement standard — "heightened scrutiny" — in the case of protecting minority groups who have suffered a clear history of official discrimination.

And Jefferson's opposition, presented in his Kentucky Resolutions, framed the issue as a violation of state sovereignty rather than freedom of the press; he recommended secession rather than a rigorous enforcement of the First Amendment as the solution.

Policy was to be guided by a rigorous enforcement of the federal constitution of 1917, which declared that all mineral resources below the surface of Mexico's soil belonged to the Mexican people.

The plan, he said, represents "a more rigorous enforcement of existing regulations".

As chairman, she helped strengthen and revitalize the agency by overseeing a more rigorous enforcement program and shaping new rules for Wall Street.

The party has promised action against employers who exploit migrant labour to undercut domestic labour, to tackle gangmasters and for a more rigorous enforcement of the minimum wage laws.

It also mandates a series of rigorous enforcement measures, including at least $3 billion for the Department of Homeland Security to fortify border surveillance and apprehensions.

Thomas A. Reppetto, a law enforcement historian and former president of the Citizens Crime Commission, a group that monitors police policies in New York, attributed the change in Manhattan's position to more than a decade of rigorous enforcement by the police and prosecutors, and to demographic changes that have brought fresh investment and stability to some neighborhoods.

When the credibility of his Environmental Protection Agency came under fire as too lax, too pro-business and too political, the President fired top officials and installed William D. Ruckelshaus, a moderate Republican with a reputation for honest, rigorous enforcement.

Many further education providers are unfamiliar with the risks they face; below I've set out the key issues they need to be aware of: As of 1 April this year, the remit of the Competition and Markets Authority CMAA), which is replacing the Office of Fair Trading OFTT) and the Competition Commission, is to ensure a more proactive and rigorous enforcement of competition law.

It will be interesting to see if this slackening of rigorous enforcement signals a new standard for next season.