Sentence examples for coordinate enforcement from inspiring English sources

The commission can now coordinate enforcement with the Federal Communications Commission, which issued a similar rule.

To ease the burden on the court and on Microsoft in addressing plaintiffs' concerns, the court will require plaintiffs to form a committee to coordinate enforcement of the remedial decree.

Swearing in Mr. Welch last Tuesday in Beerston, N.Y., Mr. Ward said the new commander would coordinate enforcement efforts with the department's watershed inspectors and be the principal liaison between the department, the New York City Police Department and federal and state law enforcement agencies.

It would work with the SEC to coordinate enforcement of consumer protection.

A cross-industry committee that helps coordinate enforcement might be necessary to ensure that as someone is booted from one platform, their presence elsewhere is swiftly reviewed and monitored for similar offenses.

That same day, Swiss authorities detained principals of Al Taqwa, officials in Dubai seized assets and records of Al Barakaat, and coordinated enforcement actions were taken throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Their offices have been shut down in four U.S. states, and our G-8 partners and other friends, including the United Arab Emirates, have joined us in blocking assets and coordinating enforcement action.

Although the power plant is required to submit emissions reports to the District of Columbia's Department of the Environment, which coordinates enforcement with the Environmental Protection Agency, and to apply for operation permits for new devices, records show that both agencies have failed to ensure that the power plant is in compliance.

The database, to be used to coordinate local enforcement efforts, may include biographical and vehicle information.

In confronting them, America will forge lasting partnerships to target terrorists, share intelligence, coordinate law enforcement, and protect our people.

Since the administration began, Mr. Young has helped coordinate law enforcement matters, and keeping him there effectively ensures the mayor can maintain his supreme command over a department whose crime-reduction campaign has so defined his tenure.