Sentence examples for devised and enforced from inspiring English sources

In general, colonnades lined the important streets; water was conveyed to spectacular ornamental fountains or to practical neighbourhood basins from reservoirs fed by aqueducts (in some climates cisterns were necessary); many large sewers collected waste water from the street, if not from private homes; and building codes were devised and enforced.

By 1990s, though an array of research (e.g. Berkes 1989; Ostrom 1990) was documenting that, in fact, many commons around the world are subject to locally devised and enforced rules that govern the use of shared resources.

Our politicians and police aren't supposed to have taken them, which means that our current drug policies are devised and enforced by people who apparently have no first-hand knowledge of the issue.

The measure would have law enforcement professionals devise and enforce standards and training for volunteers, as many major cities now do.

The time has come to work together to influence decision makers and corporations to devise and enforce policies that will make these service jobs the good jobs of the 21st century.

Among them is Dennis B. Ross, a longtime Middle East negotiator who oversaw Iran policy at the White House during the first Obama term; David H. Petraeus, the former C.I.A. director who oversaw covert operations against Iran until he resigned two years ago; and Robert Einhorn, a longtime State Department proliferation expert who helped devise and enforce the sanctions against Iran.

Several design principles have been devised and are enforced to strengthen the simplicity, the usability, and the sustainability of the Go-Lab technical infrastructure.

Some restraints on the mobility of capital will have to be devised - and enforced.

Our results demonstrate the significance of self-organisation, the ability to devise, monitor and enforce a set of rules, among resource users.

Not until recently was it suggested that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment was merely a compendious reference to the Bill of Rights whereby the States were now restricted in devising and enforcing their penal code precisely as is the Federal Government by the [p468] first eight amendments.

For nonfood products, legislation is less easily devised and far less easily enforced.