Sentence examples for enforce engagement from inspiring English sources

Well I suppose that's one way for Google to enforce engagement with its zombie social network.

The archive, which describes many episodes never made public in such detail, shows the multitude of shortcomings with this new system: how a failure to coordinate among contractors, coalition forces and Iraqi troops, as well as a failure to enforce rules of engagement that bind the military, endangered civilians as well as the contractors themselves.

"The archive, which describes many episodes never made public in such detail, shows the multitude of shortcomings with this new system: how a failure to co-ordinate among contractors, coalition forces and Iraqi troops, as well as a failure to enforce rules of engagement that bind the military, endangered civilians as well as the contractors themselves.

In Kenya, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) failed to enforce provisions requiring engagement of civil society in plan development (Shivernje 2005).

Reducing that toll will require tighter and more strictly enforced rules of engagement.

Case in point is Afghanistan, where NATO shows signs of strains, lack of will, and no enforced rules of engagement.

For example, how do you enforce mandatory reporting in general practice settings where engagement in voluntary incident reporting systems is minimal and inconsistent?

Thus, policymakers in Madagascar should implement and enforce the existing policies in a manner consistent with the FCTC and with engagement in educational and advocacy campaigns that will denormalize tobacco use and the industry.

More importantly, Gen. Rose established the UN Rapid Reaction Force, a heavily armed unit with more aggressive rules of engagement, designed to take offensive action if necessary to prevent hostage-taking and enforce peace agreements.

Regulators must enforce it.

"We don't enforce.