Sentence examples for before they enforce from inspiring English sources

In this instance, said Kingdom, utilities have to invest in delivering a better service before they enforce tariffs.

Allowing challenges to E.P.A. orders before they are enforced would give landowners the ability to delay in correcting the harm they caused.

Operators of the park, also in Texas, claim their ongoing conservation efforts mean they were well prepared for drought restrictions long before they were enforced.

An E.U. audit published after the charges were brought found no misuse of funds, and the decree requiring government approval had never before been enforced.

Under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA), South Carolina like part or all of 15 other mostly southern states that had low voter turnout and also used some sort of "test or device" before 1965 to bar minorities from voting must "preclear" any changes to their voting laws with the department before they can be legally enforced.

Have them pick out what they're going to wear just before bedtime and enforce wearing that outfit when it's time to get dressed.

California had repeatedly asked the Bush administration for the federal waiver it needed (and had never before been denied) to enforce its own rules, only to be rebuffed.

But Lord Collins said he hoped that before the mortgage companies enforce their rights, they would do what they could to "mitigate any hardship" suffered by the tenants.

And it's not been enough for the Sierra Club, which doesn't trust the Bush administration — or the Clinton administration before that — to enforce environmental standards.

The FCC tried for the decade before 2015 to enforce non-discrimination and other net neutrality rules using other legal authorities as a basis.

This has important implications with respect to outbreak containment as it could result in large numbers of infected birds being present within such flocks prior to reporting - if these flocks are involved in trade before movement restrictions is enforced, they can make a significant contribution to geographical spread of the virus.