Sentence examples for enforce export from inspiring English sources

The United States and Russia call on all countries to strengthen and strictly enforce export controls, interdict illegal transfers, prosecute violators and tighten border controls to prevent and protect against proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

The U.S. should enact and enforce export control laws to convince the Saudis that military adventurism will have costly consequences.

It also calls on national governments to more rigorously enforce exports of e-waste.

But it also allows the Clinton administration -- which has been charged with laxness in keeping sensitive technology out of Chinese hands -- to argue in the midst of a presidential election year that it is enforcing export control laws.

F. Amanda DeBusk, a senior Commerce Department official who enforced export laws in the Clinton administration, said the government was continually falling behind industry in efforts to control shipments of biological agents to other countries.

The president also announced that he would sign an executive order creating an Export Enforcement Coordination Center to reduce red tape in enforcing export controls.

The Customs Service enforces export-control laws, and Dennis H. Murphy, a spokesman for the agency, said it was shifting its priorities to focus on machinery, equipment and technology sought by terrorists.

But some countries barely enforce arms exports laws at all.

"This prosecution highlights the importance of vigorously enforcing United States export control laws".

The sudden appearance of higher-quality goods suggests that officials are being less zealous than usual in enforcing the export rules, for fear of causing job losses.Chinese consumers, for their part, must surely be pleased that they can buy better products at keen prices.

Morton Sklar, the executive director of the World Organization for Human Rights USA (formerly the World Organization Against Torture USA), a Washington advocacy group, said the group was preparing to file a Freedom of Information Act request Friday, seeking detailed information on how the Commerce Department has been enforcing its export regulations on crime-control equipment until now.