Sentence examples for enforce it through from inspiring English sources

"It's a good law, but if the counties can't afford to enforce it through regulation," he said, "it's useless".

The conventional approach is to draw up a code of conduct and enforce it through monitoring by in-house teams and third party compliance specialists.

"The people who create the law, interpret it through the judicial system and enforce it through policing are seen as corrupt and as double-dealing as the system they've created," he said.

To help stem this drop in breastfeeding rates in East Asia, UNICEF is calling on baby food companies to adhere to the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes and welcomes the efforts of several countries in East Asia to adopt the Code of Marketing and enforce it through national legislation.

This followed an award of $15m yesterday in the high court against Zambia brought by a US fund that had bought the African country's debt cheaply and enforced it through the courts.

Corker added that Republicans drew a line in the sand on enforcement: They do not want the CFPA to have its own cops, but want it to enforce its rules through existing regulators, a proposal that he said Dodd had accepted.

His problem today is that those standards are exactly what the CFPB is trying to enforce through its rules governing mortgages.

If it was to keep such details from the "60 Minutes -watching public that Cohen, with the help of a TruMinutes -watchingawyer, tried to enforce the agreement through arbitration, it wasn't worth it.

When fundamentalism seeks to enforce sectarianism through coercion and violence, it invariably leads to terrorism.

The ruling is probably the best the NCP could have hoped for, and therefore it has every interest in seeing it enforced through demarcation on the ground.

Moreover, they grew accustomed to having their advice noted, if not always heeded, and sometimes to having it enforced through military discipline.