Sentence examples for drive to enforce from inspiring English sources

The drive to enforce those sentences varies widely from person to person.

But a concerted drive to enforce those existing powers might yield more dividends than targeting individual migrants.

"Because of the history, there is not much sympathy out there for Greece," said a European Commission official involved in the drive to enforce fiscal discipline.

(Reuters) NIGERIA: SHARIAH VIGILANTES -- Islamic vigilantes burned down bars and restaurants in the capital of the northern state of Kano in a drive to enforce strict Muslim Shariah law.

The departure of Mr. Maughan, whose responsibility for the Japan operations was less direct, underscores the depth to which Mr. Prince is willing to burrow into Citigroup's executive suite in his drive to enforce a culture of accountability at the sprawling financial institution.

Catherine decided to launch a drive to enforce the Edict of Amboise and revive loyalty to the crown.

Such rules would be hard to enforce and drive biohackers underground.

"The most plausible explanation of our finding is that the new blood alcohol limit was insufficiently enforced, publicised, or both". He said to enforce drink-drive legislation properly required frequent and systematic random breath testing, public education, publicity, and awareness campaigns.

Such provisions in the legal system can be utilised by the government to enforce a sustained drive to address gaps in health care provision to conflict-affected populations, and strengthen the health systems in post-conflict regions.

A nice little feature, but without any way to enforce the "don't drive," it's more os a gimmick than anything else.

Menning believed that the tribe should leave it to the county to enforce marijuana laws and drive the bigger growers out.