Sentence examples for enforce a regulation from inspiring English sources
"Unless Brookfield wants us to enforce a regulation that they have a right to impose, saying no tents, they can stay there," the mayor said, referring to Brookfield Properties, the developer that owns the park.
If the taxing power may not be used as the instrument to enforce a regulation of matters of state concern with respect to which the Congress has no authority to interfere, may it, as in the present case, be employed to raise the money necessary to purchase a compliance which the Congress is powerless to command?
Isis has ruthlessly enforced a regulation that women below a certain age cannot leave their home without being accompanied by a male relative.
But in its 5-to-2 decision, the Court of Appeals said that the conservation department "did not exceed its authority or act contrary to law" in enforcing a regulation meant to remove existing or potential hazards that pose a significant threat or imminent danger of irreversible damage to the environment.
The Wasco county clerk countered this attempt by enforcing a regulation that required all new voters to submit their qualifications when registering to vote.
does not apply to the authority of a State or a political subdivision of a State to enact or enforce a law, regulation, or other provision relating to the regulation of tow truck operations performed without the prior consent or authorization of the owner or operator of the motor vehicle.
More importantly, if the FDA were to attempt to enforce a new regulation regarding a dietary supplement, the FDA would still be forced to demonstrate the dietary supplement was adulterated.
Kenneth M. Mead, the inspector general, agreed to begin the review after receiving a 14-page letter containing accusations of collusion and lax enforcement by the F.A.A.'s southwest regional office from Richard Rubin, a 767 captain at American who has been leading the fight to persuade the F.A.A. to enforce a longtime regulation that limits pilots to 16 hours of duty in a single day.
Mr. Mills brought the lawsuit to enforce a new state regulation requiring the city to hire only certified teachers in low-performing schools beginning this fall.
Mr. Giuliani directed the police to enforce a 1969 Sanitation Department regulation that forbids people from erecting "any shed, building or other obstruction" in public space.
