Sentence examples for enforce industry from inspiring English sources

The data highlights the need for states to expand and enforce industry labor protections and develop mechanisms to enforce basic labor laws for workers in homes, the report said.

Managers at real estate agencies say that the only way to minimize misunderstandings is to train new agents to be highly professional and to establish and enforce industry standards.

The new idea is to act as an ad verification layer, hosted at the network level (by carrier partners, who get cut in via a revenue share) to help enforce industry standards for so called 'better ads'.

The report also stressed that the lack of any regulation to enforce industry-wide gender equality, the lack of structure in hiring practices and the short-term freelance set-up of film- which discouraged any illusion of risk- was to blame for this self-perpetuating system of sexism.

There are some initial attempts to define how containers should be secured, but for most part, security operations teams feel they are left in the dark regarding what they might be doing wrong, or are they indeed enforcing industry best practices in their containerized applications.

"But one thing Dodd-Frank got right was protecting auto dealers from meddling by the CFPB". Despite the consumer bureau's new leadership, the auto industry has remained concerned about how and when the guidance would be enforced, industry officials said.

When the mandate is not enforced, industries may choose to stop fortifying to increase profits, jeopardizing the nutritional impact on the population.

But the history of financial reform after the crisis shows that it's not inevitable: if you have well-designed rules, and if regulators have the resources and the public support to enforce them, industry does not always win.

If builders made exaggerated claims that they could not refuse our Laundry Suite because they might lose their power connection, I would be required to enforce our industry standard non-disclosure agreement.For the first six months we would also give away the innovative Gas & Electric Power Mailbox as part of the Laundry Suite.

Responding to the decisions this week by three of its largest members to discount their books for the first time, the trade group that represents most British publishers conceded today that it was unrealistic for it to administer and enforce the industry's voluntary book-pricing mechanism.

It is also important to establish (or maintain) relevant legislation to enforce food industry to make clear and informative food labelling, to incorporate physical education into curriculums at girls schools, to strictly prohibit smoking at public and work places, and to increase tobacco prices and ban its selling to children and adolescents [29,30].