Sentence examples for costs of enforcing from inspiring English sources
The total medical costs must far exceed the costs of enforcing existing laws and redesigning the worst areas.
He and other sheriffs along the border also want Colorado to help pay the added costs of enforcing marijuana laws.
If it is explicit about the costs of enforcing its inflation objectives, it risks stirring up opposition in economies that are struggling.
Blair Horner, legislative director for the New York Public Interest Research Group, said the increase might not be enough to cover the costs of enforcing the lobbying law.
The $1.36 billion comes on top of $680 million already budgeted for the annual costs of enforcing the "no-flight" zone over southern Iraq.
Just meeting the increased need for child care along with the administrative costs of enforcing the new work requirements would cost $8.3 billion, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, more than 16 times the new spending offered in the bill.
The cost of enforcing the plans for compulsory insurance and microchipping are likely to far exceed the cost of subsidising classes.
This is because outside lenders fear that it will exploit its inside knowledge and the cost of enforcing contracts to repay less than it should.
The cost of enforcing contracts contingent on future income is very large, but there is an effective solution: piggybacking on the tax collection system.
President Obama correctly agreed to deploy American forces only when persuaded that other nations would share the responsibility and the cost of enforcing international law.
