Sentence examples for continued enforcement from inspiring English sources

Continued enforcement relating to misconduct involving cryptocurrencies and fraudulent and prohibited trading practices.

Mr. Yu, who has expressed doubts in the past that North Korea will give up its nuclear arms, called for continued enforcement of United Nations sanctions.

That court entered summary judgment enjoining continued enforcement of the rules in question and ordering appellants to submit new regulations for the court's approval.

"In the meantime, continued enforcement would likely have a tangible adverse effect on the families of veterans and, in some circumstances, active-duty service members and reservists, with respect to survival, health care, home loan and other benefits," he wrote.

By one estimate, if authorities continued enforcement as they had been doing, it would take more than 130 years to effect the removal of all such structures-assuming that new ones were not built in their place.

Increasing S. litigation risk following a data breach, particularly with the potential ability of plaintiffs to forum shop for hospitable jurisdictions following a nationwide breach, and continued enforcement risk with respect to compliance with breach notification requirements.

"It was a continuing enforcement problem," because the state did not have enough rangers to monitor cyclists, Mr. Moogan said.

The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit had ruled, however, that the military could continue enforcement during the appeal, and on Friday the Supreme Court agreed.

Last week, the appeals court for the Second Circuit refused to review the ruling and on Wednesday, the state asked the appeals court for permission to continue enforcement.

In October, a district court judge in California ordered the military to stop enforcing the law, with the result that for eight days, until a higher court ruled that the Defense Department could continue enforcement during an appeal, the Pentagon instructed recruiters that they could accept openly gay applicants.

The plaintiffs, for example, agreed that the city could continue enforcement at two railroad underpasses acknowledged to be drug hangouts.