Sentence examples for committed to enforcing from inspiring English sources

On Friday, bar owners said they were committed to enforcing the new rules.

"Twice, in 1994 and 1999, the government said it was committed to enforcing Shariah in this area, but it never did.

It is difficult to predict the change in the price of whale meat if national governments committed to enforcing quota limits, but it would surely rise dramatically and take fishing fleets' profit per whale with it.

Once again, it offered compelling evidence for why it must be replaced with a panel of truly independent experts committed to enforcing the law, not finding more ways around it.

President Obama can make a real difference if he breaks the tradition by selecting truly independent watchdogs as the two parties' nominees — ones committed to enforcing the law — and fights for their confirmation.

"West Virginia is fully aware that the Big East Conference is committed to enforcing the 27-month notification period for members who choose to leave the conference," said the Big East commissioner John Marinatto.

He gave the jury a detailed lesson in Bronx drug operations, reciting with stony dispassion the beatings, slashings and shootings he committed to enforce what he called "the drug law," and to uphold principles he declares in a tattoo on his upper right arm that means "Money.

grilled Acosta on the issue of worker safety, pressing him to commit to enforcing the new silica standards.

"It's hard to reconcile the sympathy that DeVos and Jackson expressed in the meeting today with their unwillingness to commit to enforcing civil rights laws," Brodsky said.

Mike Pompeo stated that though he had opposed the nuclear deal in the past, as CIA director he would commit to enforcing the terms of the agreement.

So far, you said you can't commit to enforcing a rule to protect 2.3 million Americans from lethal cancer-causing silica".