Sentence examples for be better enforced from inspiring English sources

Moreover, existing laws need to be better enforced.

One would assume that, in order to stop such practices, the laws should be better enforced.

In which case, Riffains must hope that anti-seismic building specifications in so vulnerable a zone will be better enforced.

His testimony largely adheres to what the NRA still maintains today, that existing laws need to be better enforced rather than changed.

Elkins said he hoped rules prohibiting drivers from getting out of their cars during races will be better enforced around the country.

The law will only make a difference, says Eva, when men realise that their names will be made public.Even the police agree that the law could be better enforced.

Meanwhile, an increase in labour inspectors has led to existing laws prohibiting the confiscation of passports being better enforced.

There is no doubt that scooters could be safer if helmet laws were better enforced and basic safety training was provided before riding.

This regulation is better enforced at KIA than along Afghanistan's porous borders, which further complicates full-understanding of this already complex problem-set.

Last year's tumult raised expectations too high, he contends, and this has obscured real achievements: civic freedom is stronger, the economy is growing, governance has improved (thanks, he says, to basing state appointments on merit rather than sect), the separation of powers is better enforced and electoral reforms are at last under way.

Mr Ozimek cites Andrew Leonard's article at Salon about a labour-union official who said in his search for an ethically manufactured mobile phone he considered buying Samsung because their phones are largely manufactured in South Korea, where safety regulations are better enforced.