Sentence examples for enforce fair from inspiring English sources
One problem that has come up throughout this issue is how to enforce fair rules throughout a global system when most enforcement mechanisms are nation-based.
New legislation sought to enforce fair trading and to guard against a return to monopolies.
The results imply that the government needs to enforce fair lending policies to alleviate social inequality arising from subprime lending.
America's housing crisis can only be resolved with a qualified, experienced HUD Secretary who has innovative ideas to enforce fair housing.
You're supposed to be maximally crazy, but you're supposed to pretend to pay attention to the referee who is, sort of, there to enforce fair play.
The time is now for federal, state and local government officials to enforce fair housing laws aggressively to ensure integrated communities and schools that will result in quality education for all children, as envisioned by Brown v. Board of Education.
A similar tactic is used to enforce fair-housing laws, with white and black actors portraying otherwise identical renters.
The Supreme Court paved the way on Monday for states to enforce fair-lending laws and other consumer protection measures against the nation's biggest banks, striking down a rule that limited such powers to federal banking regulators.
The Senate on Wednesday passed a sweeping bill to weaken the government's ability to enforce fair-lending requirements, making it easier for community banks to hide discrimination against minority mortgage applicants and harder for regulators to root out predatory lenders.
The findings have implications for today's political debates over housing, banking and financial regulation, as well as civil rights, as Congress seeks to weaken the government's ability to enforce fair-lending requirements.
The Senate is poised to pass a bill this week that would weaken the government's ability to enforce fair-lending requirements, making it easier for community banks to hide discrimination against minority mortgage applicants and harder for regulators to root out predatory lenders.
