Sentence examples for enforce a production from inspiring English sources

In the famous case of Wickard v. Filburn, from 1942, the Court upheld the government's decision, as part of its effort to stabilize agricultural prices, to enforce a production quota on a wheat farm in Ohio.

They caved in to a public outcry over morals in the Depression years by rigidly enforcing a puritanical Production Code.

The advocates will carry a simple message, according to a person involved in the effort: Syria is a proxy for Iran, and the failure to enforce Mr. Obama's "red line" against the use of chemical weapons by Mr. Assad will be interpreted in Tehran as a sign that he will not enforce a red line against the production of nuclear weapons by the Iranian government.

If the EPA doesn't issue a proposed rule soon, it will be difficult to enforce any production mandates this year.

In "Environmental Harmony" (editorial, Jan . 1, you fault the Bush administration for doing nothing to create or enforce a national policy on global warming, including production of fuel-efficient cars.

[C2.] Russia Enforces Yukos Claim Russian authorities made further moves to enforce a $3.4 billion tax claim against Yukos, but they also took steps not to disrupt its production of crude oil.

Action to enforce a contract.

Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.

Initiate and enforce a Clean Desk Policy.

Surgery may enforce a structured lifestyle.

Third, our analysis lists potential candidate enzymes for bioengineering, i.e. certain natural enzymes can be removed, introduced, or changed so that we can select a favorable pathway to enforce production of a metabolite of interest, or block pathways leading to certain unfavorable products.