Sentence examples for a tool for enforcing from inspiring English sources

"It's almost impossible to overstate how important the monitor has been as a tool for enforcing the reforms," said Witold Walczak, executive director of Pittsburgh office of the American Civil Liberties Union, whose class-action suit led to the Justice Department investigation.

One side, the functionalist school, sees gossip as a useful tool for enforcing social rules and maintaining group solidarity.

Second, the Siemens case demonstrates that independent but coordinated prosecutions are a powerful tool for enforcing international anti-corruption standards.

While Title IX is best known as a broad tool for enforcing equal treatment of female and male student athletes, it also offers other important protections in areas including sexual harassment, sexual assault, and protections for trans and parenting students.

The civil laws are not an appropriate tool for enforcing religious norms of conduct: God has His own laws, and He is quite capable of enforcing them without our assistance.

These kinds of legal actions, though expensive and difficult, are likely to become the principal tool for enforcing voting rights, and the department needs to gear up to fight many more of them.

But if Democrats pass a tax cut without trying to make up for the missing revenue, they would be undermining their signature tool for enforcing fiscal discipline: the "pay as you go" rules, which require that any new tax cut must be offset with tax increases or spending cuts in other areas.

This paper presents some new tools for enforcing discrete maximum principles and/or positivity preservation in continuous piecewise-linear finite element approximations to convection-dominated transport problems.

This is not a tool for offended politicians to enforce their claims; general civil and criminal law procedures remain to be available for such cases.

There appeared to be some dismay among Iraqi reporters about the nature of the court-martial, historically a tool for American commanders to enforce order and discipline in their ranks.

Religion that is used as a battering ram to enforce compliance rather than as a tool for social justice reform tears at the social fabric.