Sentence examples for developing and enforcing from inspiring English sources
Initially, governments have to play a role in assisting the private sector by participating in the costs of market analysis, assisting in the development of trade associations that can diagnose needs, developing and enforcing grades and standards, meeting health regulations of high-income importers, diagnosing special niche markets and carrying out analysis of constraints.
But a federal district judge, in allowing a suit against the city and other defendants to go forward, noted that city agencies had explicitly assumed responsibility for developing and enforcing health and safety standards, including the use of respirators.
If we are to avoid paying a high economic, strategic, and environmental price for its shortcomings, a better system of developing and enforcing internationally agreed energy rules is essential.
NERC will now be responsible for developing and enforcing mandatory reliability standards, and can impose fines on utilities that fail to come up to scratch.How effective this will be, only time will tell.
-- (C) Tactical irritants involving customs and immigration for U.S. deployed forces will reduce over the next 36 months as senior U.S.-Qatari military engagement increases, and as deployed forces demonstrate their willingness to be "good guests" by developing and enforcing procedures - including disciplinary measures - designed to respect Qatari law.
Meanwhile, local testing organizations also became very active in developing and enforcing standards among their members.
I'm very into the development of communities of producers and farmers, and it's only if we develop and enforce these communities that we can overcome an industrial logic.
To ensure that the cameras capture all encounters, effective policies for their use must be developed and enforced.
The State Senate passed an anti-bullying bill that would force school districts to develop and enforce rules to deal with harassment and intimidation by students.
Congress is considering legislation supported by utility monopolies in the Southeast that would further delay efforts by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to develop and enforce such rules.
