Sentence examples similar to enforce a job from inspiring English sources

As a copy editor, it's my job to enforce a set of standards designed to make writing appear more professional.

Part of his job was to enforce a certain kind of dogmatic understanding of Catholicism and to protect communities from what were seen as spiritual threats.

In 1966, Friedan was researching another book in Washington when she wound up at a conference of state commissions on the status of women, where attendees were angry over the fact that the federal government had made it clear it had no intention of enforcing a law against job discrimination on the basis of sex that was included in the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

If I were to seek legal counsel to help me, I'd be spending thousands of dollars to try to get a state bureaucracy to do its job enforcing a court order.

When enforcer receives a job that would put the user over daily or semesterly quota, it emails the user and returns an error code that cancels the job.

Mr. Zarei's job had included enforcing a strict dress code for women that requires them to wear head scarves and conceal the shapes of their bodies.

"Amsterdam will also have to enforce this policy," Job van de Sande, a spokesman for the Ministry of Security and Justice, told The Associated Press on Friday.

But it will require a new mentality in the agencies involved in the exercise and a change in social norms, a willingness to enforce job-search requirements effectively and the development of a performance-oriented culture in Intreo that will focus on getting the unemployed off benefits and into work.

Occupational safety is imperative in construction, and safety inspection is among the most common practices that help enforce job safety on site.

The Labor Department would take a cut of 4.8percentto to $56.5 billion from $59.4 billion, as the president proposed to trim spending on agencies that enforce job safety standards and the minimum wage.

Public sector purchasing power should also enforce and support job quality in the state.