Sentence examples for and in enforcing from inspiring English sources

Laws are created through open deliberation; anyone can read or challenge them; and in enforcing them the government must get a warrant before searching a person's private property.

It is this social ritual, not vocational training, which will do most for our poorest pupils; and in enforcing the habits of real learning from a younger age, Mr Gove is pressing his case as a great social reformer.

Likewise, the ʿulamāʾ began to take a more active role in agitating against Sufism and other forms of popular religion, which remained strong in Iran, and in enforcing a more scholarly type of Shīʿism among the masses.

The fee can be as much as 1.5 per cent for some transactions and, in enforcing the cap, the European Commission claimed the charges were costing retailers across the eurozone £6.5bn a year.

On Andy Flower, Lord Selvey says: Immensely loyal without being sentimental, but a pragmatist too, and in enforcing his duties when it comes to the betterment of the England team, as cold-heartedly ruthless as they come.

His latest comments are likely to be seized on by critics who say the Tory peer should have been more vigorous in his oversight of HSBC's Swiss division and in enforcing good behaviour there.

It is thus of the utmost importance that the next Justice be constrained by the Constitution--and engaged in enforcing it.

Mistakes and lapses in enforcing voting and registration rules routinely occur in elections, allowing thousands of ineligible voters to go to the polls.

Their suit has added greatly to the confusion over the bureau's authority and intent in enforcing the law, known as the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969.

During the war she bombarded Ottoman ports in Arabia and assisted in enforcing a blockade on maritime traffic in the area.

Each of the studied countries has had challenges in implementing regulations and especially in enforcing them.