Sentence examples for call to enforce from inspiring English sources

Despite the elimination of a visa program in Britain, a call to enforce visa rules strictly in France, and tuition fee increases in Britain and Sweden in recent years, experts say that most European countries are trying to attract foreign students in the hope that once trained they will stay and join the work force.

And although some free-marketers balked at Richardson's call to enforce labor and environmental standards, Richardson acknowledged in June that "a couple of trade agreements" negotiated by the Bush administration "have actually done this".

They have to sign an agreement not to share any material, non-public information, but GLG does not listen in to the calls to enforce this.

She would do well to stay near a phone New York probation authorities will use the anklet and random telephone calls to enforce the ban on going outside during non-working hours.

Mr. Hamid's militia, a branch of a group called Libya Shield, has been called on to enforce order hundreds of miles away from Benghazi, in towns beyond the government's reach.

They operate as independent contractors, and are called upon to enforce civil-court orders.

Health authorities were forced to broadcast messages debunking the rumours, with the police eventually called in to enforce a curfew.

If widespread political protests were to emerge, the army could be called out to enforce law and order.

He said Japan had built up a remote island in the Pacific called Okinotori to enforce Japanese territorial claims.

The security forces, part of the Warsaw Pact, were called on to enforce martial law and remained loyal to a government firmly in the Soviet Union's orbit.

PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem said before the Players that the U.S.G.A. and the R&A were discussing the issue of viewers calling in to enforce rules, with an eye toward simplifying the rule book, which will become more complicated when the anchoring ban becomes official.