Sentence examples for enforce decisions from inspiring English sources

Scapegoating the person who has to enforce decisions of employers and benefits managers misses what has happened in the new market-based economics of health care.

Many observers attribute the challenges by Bosnian politicians like Mr. Dodik to the diminished ability of the Office of the High Representative to enforce decisions, because there are not enough foreign troops to make them credible.

All of this begs a question: What good is it to have an antitrust agency if its ability to enforce decisions depends on the good will of the companies it is regulating?

The bank that received the Nobel prize for its work in fostering socio-economic development from below is fighting to stave off moves from its own government to enforce decisions from above.

When its permanent members agree, the Security Council wields awesome powers, allowing it to intervene in a crisis, deploy peacekeeping forces, impose mandatory sanctions and even order armed forces into battle to enforce decisions.

This may for example include the use of the police to enforce decisions of the courts or other legal authorities.

Growing environmental concerns and social legislations enforce decision makers to design their supply chains considering environmental and social impacts as well as economical objectives.

To avoid enforced decisions and distortion of the results the option "not applicable" was available.

–Most controversially, there can be demands for the incorporation of religious decisions into law: using the secular law to enforce the decisions of private religious bodies (Muslim divorce tribunals) or religious people (rabbis, imams).

"The G-20 is an informal grouping which has no clear decision-making process, no permanent staff or budget and no mechanism by which it can enforce its decisions," Capital Economics said.

"The regulators simply can't enforce their decisions".