Sentence examples for coordinate and enforce from inspiring English sources

It is time to think seriously about establishing one federal agency to coordinate and enforce food-safety regulations — and give consumers the protections they need and deserve.

But without a truly integrated union and strong institutions to coordinate and enforce policy decisions, the cries of "Berlin must do something" ring hollow.

Mann predicts we could someday see the emergence of a global authority representing the interests of powerful countries and corporations that would help coordinate and enforce drastic climate actions around the world.

The European Parliament's inability to coordinate and enforce a common policy regarding such a basic issue --respecting and guaranteeing human rights across the Union shows, once again, the democratic shortcomings of the current European project.

Respondents felt that responsibility and accountability require local control in such a system; however, it was noted that because of the differences in practice between institutions, a centralized legal entity is required to coordinate and enforce policy and practices.

Your rights, obligations and differences with others may be much harder to enforce with World international cooperation and varying business standards, with courts and political authority, and control under existing, formal political institutions that may aim to coordinate and enforce decisions -- such as your own state authorities.

Founded in 2007, Conformity's SaaS product offerings provide a way for businesses to manage users, coordinate administration and enforce policy that helps them implement cloud computing solutions more efficiently.

Every VM within a Varanus deployment runs a coordinator daemon, however the role that each coordinator takes can vary from taking part in relevant agreements and detecting failure to storing configuration data, coordinating agreements and enforcing consistency.

Both of these institutions should coordinate and support state and local agencies charged with monitoring and enforcing civil and human rights laws, to prevent laws, such as S.B. 1070, from running afoul of our human rights commitments.

Pass the law and enforce it.

IDSs can audit and enforce security policy.