Sentence examples for control and enforcement from inspiring English sources

"They have significantly strengthened fisheries management," Mr. Knigge said, pointing to the increased funding for data collection, control and enforcement.

- Government control and enforcement plans, organizations, capabilities, and activities; military and police roles in combating drug trafficking or contributing to the trafficking.

The authors also urge nongovernmental organizations, such as the Gates Foundation and the Bloomberg Initiative to Reduce Tobacco Use, to support regulatory control and enforcement of the devices.

Timing constraints of applications may be fulfilled by the proper use of real-time scheduling policies, admission control and enforcement of timing constraints.

Under those requirements, the role and authority of independent directors will be increased, new qualifications will be required for directors who run audit committees and new control and enforcement mechanisms will be adopted.

The cuts, intended to save the county $29.8 million, would also end or shrink several county programs, from children's dental services and family planning to mosquito control and enforcement of laws barring the sale of tobacco to minors.

With proper controls and enforcement, a legal trade would choke off demand for illicit ivory and discourage the poaching now decimating the continent's elephant populations.

Routine maintenance, however, does not trigger the increased pollution controls, and enforcement officials say that power plants have been doing substantive upgrades for decades under the guise of routine maintenance.

Today, the Parliament said that the European Union should spend more money on data collection, controls, and enforcement than the commission had proposed, and less on modernizing Europe's fleet, which would lead to a higher fishing capacity.

5. Regulations: Even in states where marijuana is legal, government officials are tasked with oversight, meaning oodles of regulations, controls and enforcement.

In the debate transcript over the Bill in 2011 that enforced the smoke-free policy in prisons and hospitals, Iain Lees-Gallofay, of the Labour Party said: "It gives me a lot of pleasure to rise and offer Labour's enthusiastic and wholehearted support for the Smoke-free Environments (Controls and Enforcement) Amendment Bill.