Sentence examples for enforce certain standards from inspiring English sources

This debate turns, for example, on institutions such as the World Trade Organization that could enforce certain standards on labor conditions (see. e.g. Barry/Reddy 2008), or on how the trade in natural resources could be embedded in institutions that prevent the "resource curse" that haunts countries with rich natural resources but weak governance structures (see e.g. Wenar 2008).

They use socially acceptable forms of coercion and domination to enforce certain standards of performance," and for a long time, this was to be expected.

A pivotal role in ensuring good practice is held by the editors of and reviewers for clinical journals, who can enforce certain standards.

Under the House and Senate bills, states may ask the federal government for permission to enforce certain state laws that "substantially comply" with the new federal standards.

Kritis allows businesses to enforce certain container properties at deploy time for Kubernetes clusters.

Such regulations would be required to provide explicit recognition of dual practice activities, specify certain standards of quality that to some extent could be enforced in collaboration with professional bodies such as the College of Physicians, and ensure proper demarcation between activities in the public and private sphere.

"We have certain standards," he said.

Still, certain standards must be observed.

Judging of fleece according to certain standards.

Geithner was intimately involved with the Fed's role in the Bear Stearns rescue and its liquidity-boosting measures, while Cox will surely be grilled on the SEC's recent emergency order to enforce tighter standards on short-selling in certain financial firms, including the government-sponsored enterprises.

Drawing on the same logic as the labor commission, Liss-Riordan has argued that since Uber can fire its drivers, compel them to accept a certain portion of rides, and enforce workplace standards, it effectively operates as an employer under California law.