Sentence examples for adequately enforce from inspiring English sources

Of the new program, she said, "I think we can adequately enforce it".

Kudos to The Times for publishing a thorough — and thoroughly troubling — article on government's longstanding failure to adequately enforce our nation's clean water laws.

A lack of resources and its closeness to big business mean it is unable to maximise tax revenues, provide a good service to taxpayers or adequately enforce tax laws – its fundamental requirements.

Kim Holland, the Oklahoma insurance commissioner, said, "We will have to seek explicit authority from our State Legislature to make sure we can adequately enforce all the new provisions of federal law".

But the hearing was called off at the request of Mr. Rossotti, who the officials said had been ordered by the Bush administration not to testify about his views that the I.R.S. cannot adequately enforce the law without annual budget increases that keep pace with the growing number of tax returns and the increasing sophistication of tax cheats.

A number of other claims come from this: that Herbalife does not adequately enforce its rules discouraging pyramid schemes, that Herbalife's accounting does not adequately disclose in-network sales, that Herbalife's distributor network has high rates of churn, and that the company charges excessive rates of shipping and handling to further earn profits from its network.

"The only problem with these rules is that they are not adequately enforced".

But there have been widespread reports that even this modest law is not adequately enforced.

Industry and government regulations and standards are either nonexistent or not adequately enforced.

And it raises questions about whether the Environmental Protection Agency and the agricultural biotechnology industry are adequately enforcing the rules.

Supporters said it was needed because the federal government had not adequately enforced a prohibition on knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.