Sentence examples for commitment to enforce the from inspiring English sources

"Relocating and promoting Major General Clark prior to the completion of this investigation would be wrong and undermine the department's professed commitment to enforce the gays-in-the-military policy in a fair and legal manner," they wrote.

International courts are symbols of a commitment to enforce the rules that have been put in place by judicial means, a means of encouraging national courts to engage more actively.

"Nothing in his comments deviated from his firm commitment to enforce the law," Mr. Ablin said, adding that Mr. Tanner has worked for the department's civil rights division since 1976 and has been a longtime advocate for minority voting rights.

"What does this say to cheaters about the U.S. commitment to enforce the biological weapons convention?" Correction: July 25 , 2001 Wednesday A headline yesterday about talks to enforce a ban on biological weapons misstated the location.

Its purpose is being questioned, its relevance is being questioned and part of that is because its commitment to enforce the values for which it stands is becoming ambiguous in the eyes of many member states.

The Madoff case has at once tarnished the Commission's reputation and highlighted the need for a revitalized SEC one with new leadership and an uncompromising commitment to enforce the securities laws without fear or favor.

"With this new action, the administration has further demonstrated that it has no commitment to enforcing the law and cannot be trusted to deliver on any future promises of enforcement".

Ari Fleischer, Mr. Bush's spokesman, said today that Mr. Ashcroft's statements about not seeking to overturn the Supreme Court decision had to do with his commitment to enforcing the law as it now exists.

Margaret Cole, director of enforcement and financial crime at the FSA, said: "This is the largest fine of its type issued by the FSA and demonstrates our commitment to enforcing the UK listing regime and ensuring clean, efficient and orderly markets".

Yet its commitment to enforcing the sanctions seems half-hearted and it appears to have insisted that Shanghai accounts in two of its biggest banks, holding hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of Mr Kim and his cronies, be excluded from the sanctions.

Senator Jeff Sessions accused Mr. Obama of having "no commitment to enforcing the law," and Paul Babeu, a sheriff in Arizona who dabbles in anti-immigrant activism, told FoxNews.com, without evidence, that Homeland Security planned to release "nearly 10,000" people, raising the specter of "criminal illegals" running loose in his state.