Sentence examples for enforce occupancy from inspiring English sources
According to a 1987 article in the New York Times, the cabaret law was meant to ensure fire safety, enforce occupancy limits, and monitor the moral character of club owners.
By necessity, most cities here have been lax in enforcing occupancy codes.
New York City's Buildings Department does not have a task force out enforcing occupancy compliance.
At every turn, the lines were there — along the Brooklyn blocks where shuttle buses gathered to bring commuters to Manhattan and down stretches of roadway where drivers waited at police checkpoints enforcing minimum occupancy rules.
Basically in the QoSatAr, the TBs limiting rates are used to regulate the queue occupancy level to enforce the system to work at a reference load level.
Mr. Schechter added that most proprietary leases and occupancy agreements state that a board's past failure to enforce terms of the lease or rules does not prevent it from enforcing them now or in the future.
Regulators must enforce it.
The policies prohibit schools from restricting transgender students' access to bathrooms and locker rooms, enforce trans students' right to travel and room on overnight field trips according to how the students identify, and require schools to give students extra privacy, such as access to a single-occupancy bathroom, upon request.
Schools enforce rules inconsistently.
"We enforce this strongly.
