Sentence examples for enforce margin from inspiring English sources
The New York Stock Exchange imposed a $400,000 fine against the Bear Stearns Companies yesterday, saying the firm failed to properly supervise certain accounts and enforce margin requirements.
Under the Clean Air Act (1990), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) is legislatively required to establish and enforce National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) that have a margin of safety requisite to protect the health of the public (U.S. EPA 2009a).
But the FCC can and must enforce rules which, even though they are at the margins, are meant to protect the rest of us from the same kind of onslaught Wheeler has just experienced.
Unfortunately, that enlightened ruling was offset when the court, by a closer, 5-to-4 margin, made it substantially harder for plaintiffs who bring successful lawsuits to enforce civil rights and environmental laws to obtain reimbursement for their legal fees.
By a margin of 57percentto25percentcent, most respondents said that the federal government should not enforce its drug laws against patients and dispensaries following state law that allowed for medical marijuana.
While clever accountants and governors can always find ways around this stricture at the margins — by booking some operating expenditures as capital expenditures — the budget constraints do help to enforce fiscal discipline at the state level.
Many such major bills have passed by the narrowest of margins, with the help of heavy arm-twisting by Bush and Republican leaders who have tried to enforce strict party discipline.
Regulators must enforce it.
Responsible adults enforce strict boundaries.
