Sentence examples for automatic enforcement from inspiring English sources

At the height of the diplomatic negotiations last week over a United Nations Security Council resolution that would require Syria to turn over its stockpile of chemical weapons, the American ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, used Twitter to pre-empt criticism of the measure as lacking teeth because it had no automatic enforcement provision.

It has only a small lubricants business to seize in that country, and Ecuador and the U.S. don't have a treaty allowing for the automatic enforcement of foreign judgments.

For species that live exclusively on land, most niches would naturally have patchy distributions, providing an automatic enforcement of a fragmentation of populations.

Therefore, we focus here on speed limits, drivers exceeding the limit, and automatic speed enforcement.

The deployment of an automatic speed enforcement program was facilitated by a favorable political context with a strong commitment from President Chirac, who declared traffic safety a national top priority.

The safety interventions which contributed to the countries' road safety progress in the last decade mostly came from the well-recognized areas of traffic calming, automatic speed enforcement, separating traffic directions on single-carriageway roads, etc., proving the efficiency of those measures also in the scope of implementing NRSPs.

WASHINGTON -- Camera-enabled automatic speed enforcement is one of the most debated local issues in the nation's capital.

The biggest reductions in the risk of being involved in a fatal accident were for drivers ticketed by automatic speed-enforcement cameras.

Offline handwritten signature identification has received less attention in comparison with the offline signature verification, despite its crucial applications such as in law-enforcements, automatic bank check and historical documents processing.

"Law enforcement is not automatic.

Was Bishop Thomas Olmsted's choice of selective enforcement of an "automatic" punishment more manipulative than moral?