Sentence examples for be more effectively enforced from inspiring English sources

Rebuttal: Yes, current laws ought to be more effectively enforced, although Grassley and many of his colleagues voted to cut federal funding to police departments around the country.

In schools, he says that "everyday sexism" should be challenged through compulsory Personal, Social Health and Economic PSHEeducationion for children, and pledged to ensure that laws against sexual assault and harassment are more effectively enforced.

Deadlines will be more strictly enforced.

Religious laws may also be more strictly enforced.

We might anecdotally expect CONSORT-NPT items to be more vigorously enforced by surgical journals.

"The solution," they write in "13 Bankers," "must be economically simple, so it can be effectively enforced; the more complex the scheme, the more susceptible it is to regulatory arbitrage, such as reshuffling where assets are parked within a financial institution's holding company structure.

Dr. Rapp makes a point that I had hoped was implicit in my letter — that there should be better regulations that are effectively enforced.

One is whether it can ever be effectively enforced.

"We continue to believe that the current law is sound and that it can be effectively enforced with due process protections," said Darren Dopp, a spokesman for Mr. Spitzer.

Even more importantly, the laws need to be effectively enforced so that religious leaders and community members who choose to continue down this treacherous path are brought to book.

The exceptional leadership in HC4 also demonstrates how accountability may be effectively enforced even in systems that are otherwise generally weak.