Sentence examples for consider enforcing from inspiring English sources

In general the shows of just one or two artists work so beautifully that the association ought to consider enforcing this standard across the board, along the lines of what is done at newer fairs like Volta or certain sections of Art Basel Miami Beach.

Spencer said he would rule soon on whether to enforce the disputed $450 million settlement, and after that, to consider enforcing an injunction banning BlackBerry sales in the U.S. Probably the best that RIM can hope for is that Spencer will hold the two companies to their original settlement.

"I do not consider enforcing laws, whether it is for jaywalking or murder, as harassment," he wrote.

At the same time, US senators such as John McCain and Lindsey Graham said the United States needed to "fully review" its ties with Pakistan and consider enforcing cuts or new restrictions to military and economic aid, in response to attacks on American soldiers in Afghanistan which the United States accuses of having links to Pakistani intelligence agencies.

For generality, we consider enforcing a constant population size in post-mitotic cells (not undergoing divisions).

The government of Puerto Rico could consider enforcing the ban on the sale of barracuda, amberjack, and blackjack that was instituted in Puerto Rico during 1981.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has alerted Computer Associates International NYSEE: CA) of Islandia that it is considering enforcing civil penalties against the company for its accounting procedures during the fiscal year ended March 31, 2000, the company said on Monday.

The position of Richard Parry-Jones, Network Rail's chairman, is thought to be under scrutiny, and the fact that the Transport Secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, is considering enforcing his right to a special director to keep an eye on executives illustrates his frustration with the organisation.

In this paper, I focus on the highest strength of inference usually considered, enforcing generalized arc consistency (GAC) on the target variables.

The president first insisted the crime was under state jurisdiction, despite the fact that international law considers enforced disappearances "by their very nature a crime against humanity" and that Transnational Criminal Organizations were implicated.

It also urged that a task force be set up to consider either enforcing existing rules more vigorously or banning agents from military bases entirely.