Sentence examples for commission to enforce from inspiring English sources

He said it was time for the European commission to enforce the ruling.

The Germans and French object, for instance, to recent decisions by the commission to enforce competition policy and block subsidies.

The F.C.C.'s reclassification proposal is intended in part to allow the commission to enforce net neutrality.

AT&T and other Verizon competitors called the order a partial victory and urged the commission to enforce antidiscrimination provisions.

Consumer advocates worry that the Commerce Department will look more after businesses than after consumers, perhaps undermining the ability of the trade commission to enforce the rules, whatever they turn out to be.

For those to take effect, however, either the interactive advertising industry would have to increase self-regulation or Congress would have to enact a law enabling the commission to enforce new rules.

A standing collegium, or commission, was to enforce the law, but implementation was delayed because Tiberius was killed in the year of its passage.

One order, labeled "Strengthen Enforcement Process of Exclusion Orders," called for a strict review of the procedures that the commission uses to enforce exclusion orders.

In response to a question about how the commission plans to enforce the guidelines, Mr. Leibowitz said that he expected most businesses to comply, and added "for those companies that don't, that fall on the wrong side of the final 'Green Guides,' we're going to go after them".

Under existing law, this would give the commission the authority to enforce "net neutrality": the principle that all data, regardless of origin, should move at the same speed.The commission last ruled on this in 2002.

Some United Nations staff members were so "disgusted" by the election commission's refusal to enforce more reasonable safeguards that most of the normal complement of staff members who would have attended the commission's news conference on Tuesday boycotted the event instead, said one staff member, who spoke anonymously because of the delicacy of the matter.