Sentence examples for actively enforces from inspiring English sources

There is no regulatory body that actively enforces agency workers' rights, other than the Gangmasters Licensing Authorityy.

One contract between the Pepsi-Cola Company and the Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring, Md., stated that "if the Board of Education actively enforces the policy in which vending machines are turned off during the school day," the school will not get its guaranteed commission.

We are better off with a judiciary that actively enforces the Constitution than one that allows overbearing majorities' views of minorities' rights as well as overreaching executives' understanding of the limits of their own powers to carry the day.

The results reveal that individually, threats termination and detection mechanisms are effective deterrents against activities like viewing pornography, managing personal finances, and personal shopping, but must be coupled together and actively enforced to dissuade activities like personal emailing and social networking.

Although gay sex remains technically illegal in Singapore, the government has indicated it will not actively enforce the law.

"We should work to actively enforce our current laws, to stop those who are committing crimes against their fellow citizens".

"The U.S. Bucks a Trend on Marijuana Laws" (Week in Review, June 1) notes that our government is actively enforcing marijuana laws.

We claim to be a nation of laws, and it's time that we started actively enforcing our laws on illegal immigration.

Last July, a federal appeals panel in New York ruled that it does, as long as those countries actively enforce their antiquities laws.

"We're actively enforcing the law," said Mr. Mulqueen, adding that the commission also monitors and looks into "No Section 8" advertisements on Craigslist.

In June, Transparency International evaluated 36 countries and found that only 4 — Germany, Norway, Switzerland and the United States — actively enforced the convention, which they all signed.