Sentence examples for enforce financial from inspiring English sources

The US has made no secret of its desire to enforce financial sanctions.

Mr. Crawford said he could not enforce financial compliance standards without the support of top management.

If the realm of the marketplace is to be extended in the health service, it will require a new regulator to ensure fair competition and enforce financial discipline.

Following the ratification of the Articles of Confederation in 1781, Madison undertook to strengthen the Union by asserting implied power in Congress to enforce financial requisitions upon the states by military coercion.

The C.I.A. and other intelligence services came to believe that preventing illicit money from flowing through the global financial system was a necessary tactic in preventing future terrorist attacks, and the U.S. led an international effort to enforce financial transparency.

The nominee, Richard Cordray, who is currently the bureau's head of enforcement, also told the Senate Banking Committee that if confirmed, he would use the agency's "bigger and more flexible toolbox" to police consumer financial laws and would make judicious use of "needlessly acrimonious" lawsuits to enforce financial regulations.

Enforcing legal responsibility may make headlines, but enforcing financial responsibility is equally pressing.

The Treasury Department, which enforces financial sanctions, said it was still reviewing the language in the compromise legislation before announcing whether the administration would support it.

From the nationwide reforms at youth levels at the beginning of the 2000s to prudent and strictly enforced financial and economic models, German clubs have been on a gradual ascent and the fruits of their labor are finally being rewarded.

We asked independent financial analysts to scrutinise our interim results from the first half of this year, and examine the business plans and commercial targets of the efficiency and reform group, which enforces financial controls across all departments.

In many countries where ARMs and very short-term fixed mortgages are the standard, adjustable rates are viewed as enforcing financial discipline through uncertainty — knowing you will have to potentially pay more later, you are more likely to save now.