Sentence examples for credit for enforcing from inspiring English sources

Milberg Weiss's supporters gave it credit for enforcing accountability in the boardroom.

China is widely given credit for successfully enforcing the ban and removing tiger from the official list of medicinal substances.Wild tiger would probably remain more valuable because in Chinese medicinal thought it is regarded as more potent.

To their credit, both Democratic candidates have advocated for enforcing the Net Neutrality rules.

Ironically, these credits are paid out by HMRC, which is also the government department responsible for enforcing the NLW.

Who's responsible for enforcing them?

There's no mechanism for enforcing that.

And the government will be responsible for enforcing these laws.

They were ranked 172 for enforcing contracts.

Second, many programs try to strengthen job creation effects by allowing "recapture" or "clawbacks" of credits if net job creation is lower than required for payment of the credit.9 We would expect a recapture mechanism to lead to more effective credits, by either enforcing job creation goals or encouraging only firms that could actually meet them to apply for credits.

To consumer advocates, it's essential that an agency charged with protecting borrowers is able to not just write rules for industries that extend credit but also enforce those rules.

The Conservatives got no credit for the recovery, since it only began after the enforced change in policy forced on Major by the humiliation of Black Wednesday.