Sentence examples for alternative enforcement from inspiring English sources

The city wants to add 200 buildings a year over the next five years to the new alternative enforcement program.

However, Bridgen admitted the change in legislation could not happen immediately as the corporation has no alternative enforcement system yet and cannot switch off its programmes to households.

On Wednesday, he told Radio 4's The Media Show that he realised making the change in legislation to make non-payment a civil offence could not happen immediately, as the corporation has no alternative enforcement system yet and cannot switch off its programmes to households, but that he had made his proposal to "test the sentiment of the House of Commons".

Much of the Cybercrime Unit's work, which critics contend to be unlawful, is what the unit calls "alternative enforcement" — or online censorship — in which Palestinians' posts on social media are removed.

"If we are not going to offer alternatives to enforcement beyond jail, then we are going to effectively have a permanent underclass of Aboriginal people in particular who will be in and out of imprisonment simply to pay off outstanding fines", he said.

But you don't mention another alternative, attrition through enforcement, that is working to put an end to illegal immigration.

Our judicial system is imperfect and married to inflexible rules that occasionally contradict ethical living — but there is no better alternative for the enforcement of collective social laws.

As an alternative to formal enforcement, the company and the F.C.C. could enter into a consent decree, in which the company would neither admit nor deny the charges, but would agree to make a voluntary payment to settle the issue.

The strategy would rely on the filing of huge lawsuits against polluters as an alternative to the enforcement of federal regulations and would borrow heavily from the legal tactics honed in the tobacco wars.

Then Mr. Crane starred at the news conference where Representative John Barrow of Georgia, a Democrat, presented his alternative bill on enforcement, which reflected many of Mr. Crane's demands for more immigration agents and less leeway for administration officials to decide how to deploy them.

Such actions are referred to as commitments, and they can serve as alternatives to external enforcement in games which would otherwise settle on Pareto-inefficient equilibria.