Sentence examples for be told to enforce from inspiring English sources

The National Security Agency will be told to enforce this, but without additional financing.

All 53 European football nations have been told to enforce the ban at national team and club competition matches.

In testimony prepared for delivery on Wednesday to a Senate Homeland Security subcommittee, an official from the Government Accountability Office plans to say that people with responsibility for security told the auditors that they were trained as physicists or radiation health technicians and were being told to enforce regulations "that they did not believe they were fully qualified to interpret".

According to city documents obtained by the residents group, garbage collectors were originally being told to enforce the new policy with "zero tolerance".

A number of high-profile dismissals over recent weeks have caused some debate within the game as to whether or not officials have been told to aggressively enforce Law 12.

When Mr. Leider contacted Finra to ask it to enforce its rule, he was told to request that the arbitrators hearing the matter refer the problem to Finra enforcement.

She was told to be bold, to be vigilant enforcing laws against countries dumping their produce on the American market and, in the words of Senator Blanche Lambert Lincoln, Democrat of Arkansas, to be a "proactive and aggressive" figure in the government.

The NYMEX says it's enforcing the rule because it's been told to do so by the CFTC.

Bars have been told to honor a 2 a.m. closing time — an existing rule that was rarely enforced.

The true story of UN contractors' role in human trafficking and enforced prostitution is to be told in full for the first time in a new book by a former UN human rights investigator.

However, we were told 'Law enforcement is there to enforce the laws, we are not selective nor can we disregard the law'".