Sentence examples for command and enforcement from inspiring English sources

Bites could be prevented by appropriate emphasis from command and enforcement of existing policies prohibiting pet adoption and animal contact.

In doing so, EPA is experimenting with regulatory reform based on the theory of "adaptive management", a theory that can conflict with EPA's "command and control" enforcement philosophy.(1) Project XL attempts to implement an adaptive management approach by planning "experiments" and monitoring their results for lessons that can be used to guide reform of regulatory systems.

Hustle, Monday, 9pm, BBC1 1 In his book my shit life so far 2 In us series medic (1955) 3 United network command for law and enforcement 4 Who played chris adams 5 Peppard, aka col john 'hannibal' smith 6 He loved it when a plan came together 7 As general hunt stockwell 8 Pity the fool.

A concept of virtual control is introduced for the continuity of the guidance commands and the enforcement of the thrust vector constraint at the terminal point.

The article deals with enforcement of traditional command-and-control polices, as well as enforcement of newer price-based polices.

Anatoly C. Matvienko, leader of the Sobor Party and formerly a Kuchma ally, said the coalition has a realistic prospect of building a new majority in Parliament to strip Mr. Kuchma of many of the powers he has accumulated in the presidential administration; it now dwarfs the prime minister's office and cabinet in size and command over law enforcement powers and budget revenues.

Many commentators assert that the "command and control" approach to enforcement is now anachronistic.

If it was so easy to hack back into a command and control machine, law enforcement would catch more of the bad guys and cybercrime would not have become the perfect crime.

They were under French command, and only French law enforcement had the jurisdiction to discipline them.

He has challenged the utility of command-and-control-style federal regulation and has written favorably of programs to "name and shame" polluters as a way of getting them to clean up their operations without enforcement actions or fines.

Command-and-control leadership worked well with command-and-control computing and command-and-control business.