Sentence examples for enforce much more from inspiring English sources

The EPA needs to enforce much more rigorous tests on neonic manufacturers to ensure these insect neurotoxins are safer for bee colonies before they grant a license for their use.

Java creates an additional layer of software (including additional memory consumption) and modern browsers enforce much more caution in running Java applets to avoid security threats.

Hygiene is about applying common sense.' However, most teachers thought that during a major public health threat like an influenza pandemic there would be sufficient opportunity to temporarily enforce much more intensive hygiene measures.

Their immigration laws by and large were not repealed, but were enforced much more liberally.

As Wise shows, existing laws should be expanded to cover many more abusive practices, and they should certainly be enforced much more aggressively.

I think we should toughen the enforcement of gun laws so that the ones that are already on the books can be enforced much more effectively.

The threat was effective; regulations were suddenly enforced much more strictly.

Of course, nonproliferation can be enforced much more quickly than disarmament can be generated -- by attacking the offending state.

Field concludes there is a need for the government to reform employment law, and enforce it "much more robustly, with the objective of introducing greater security for workers without compromising the flexibility of their work".

Ms. Edelman said PR 21 had a requirement that dot-coms pay 60 days in advance, "but now we're enforcing it much more than we had before because all of a sudden people are saying: 'I can't pay my bills.

Training courses involve self-defense, police tactics, how to deal with suspects, diffusing a violent situation, evidence gathering, laws that will be enforced and much more.