Sentence examples for burden of enforcing from inspiring English sources
"To switch the burden of enforcing this on a hotel seems to be completely unreasonable," Mr. Rudner said.
In practice, the burden of enforcing the law falls on the individual woman, and demonstrating systematic bias has proved difficult despite some successes, like a recent ruling upholding the award of $1.6 million to 12 women who charged that their company discriminated against them in pay and promotions.
From inspecting visiting North Korean ships to paring back coal imports, the burden of enforcing the new sanctions on Pyongyang will fall mainly on China, which wants to punish its ally for nuclear violations without squeezing it to the point of crisis.
And Langston was lamenting the burden of enforced poverty and institutionalized racism that weighed so heavily on the African American community.
"Multinational corporations do possess great power, wealth, and influence, and therefore they do have a responsibility to help to shoulder the burdens of enforcing human rights," he writes.
As things stand now, the city -- meaning the mayor and Mr. Ward -- bear most of the burden for enforcing the rules agreed to five years ago.
(A ) Effect of enforced APOBEC expression on cell viability.
As in New York, the burden for enforcing the law largely falls to bar owners, who face a fine of $3,900 if health inspectors repeatedly find people smoking on their premises.
They are another means of enforcing reforms.
The miR200 family is thereby capable of enforcing epithelial phenotypes.
The federal government, however, does not enforce the monopoly right; the inventor, patent owner, or licensee bears the burden of enforcement.
