Sentence examples for better off enforcing from inspiring English sources
The tobacco industry opposes the vending-machine legislation, claiming it would hurt small businesses that need revenue from vending machines and said the state would be better off enforcing existing laws.
But most of the bills that are currently being considered wouldn't address them, and in many ways the state would be better off enforcing the laws already on the books than imposing new ones".
Jazmina Rovi, former director of the Panama Maritime Law Association, said unions are better off enforcing uniform standards than eliminating the registry altogether.
"Those who don't like the open registry can opt to do something else with their ships". Jazmina Rovi, former director of the Panama Maritime Law Association, said unions are better off enforcing uniform standards than eliminating the registry altogether.
They'll be better off paying the fines, if those are even enforced, and opting out.
"If you don't enforce it, you're almost better off not having a policy, because you get charged with this standard that you're telling the world that you're going to live under".
"We have a regulatory outlook that is so poorly enforced that practically any modification will leave us better off".
If the rules are not enforced, he said, "we may not end up much better off than with what we've got already".
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