Sentence examples for commitments to enforce from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh's female prime minister, made commitments to enforce existing legislation for ending child marriage.

"I plan to support her nomination and will seek to help ensure that she upholds her commitments to enforce the law".

The new guidelines will be only as good as the Justice Department's commitment to enforce them.

And as with many sanctuaries around the world, locals lacked the unity and commitment to enforce it.

"This important settlement reflects our continuing commitment to enforce vigorously the Clean Air Act to protect public health and the environment".

We must implement it, actively research it," going on to ask the audience to take on "a moral, philosophical and technical commitment to enforce and defend our liberties".

"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.

"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.

In a November 16 meeting with Yossi Gal, Senior Deputy Director General, and Alon Bar, Deputy Director General for Strategic Affairs, Gal raised concerns that Italy and Germany were falling short in their commitment to enforce sanctions within their banking sectors.

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.