Sentence examples for enforce one of the from inspiring English sources

PAGE C12 SCOOP OR PAY THE PRICE Each day, the 15 agents in the Sanitation Department's Canine Task Force fan out across the five boroughs to enforce one of the city's model ordinances, the "pooper scooper" law.

Li and his colleagues are salt police, 25,000 officers with red epaulets and gold badges in the shape of salt crystals who enforce one of the oldest economic policies in the world: the Chinese government's exclusive right to produce and sell salt.

Each of the two formulations enforces one of the two canonical field equations exactly.

For nearly three decades, it has enforced one of the world's strictest family planning policies.

Yet even on a day like that there's a scene there — kites, surfers, 22 volleyball courts lining the pier, families, the rules of the pier up on a board, a lifeguard enforcing one of them on his megaphone ("No Rollerblading on the pier") — the whole human panoply is here.

Each projection is designed to enforce one type of constraints and projections in the two subspaces interact with each other to satisfy constraints maximally and preserve the intrinsic data structure.

If the two councils agree, the merger would be two years ahead of any enforced one and the new authority could be offered incentives, as well as starting to save from combining services.

The Federal Aviation Administration, while it enforces one set of safety standards, says it does not know how the safety of the commuter airlines compares to the safety of the big carriers.

Front line staff that are subject to these managerial pressures, even if they maintain that quality is far more multidimensional than the accounts suggest, are constituted within a management accounting system that enforces one style of knowing about quality.

Eno had to strain to hear it and started thinking about the possibilities of music that, could 'accommodate many levels of listening attention without enforcing one in particular.' The maxim of what became known as ambient was that 'it must be as ignorable as it is interesting.' Thus we got Discreet Music, Music for Airports, and Apollo.

Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase is among the banking chiefs who have come out against such a body — not because he is against consumer protection, but because he has said that consumer protection should be enforced within one of the many regulatory units that already exists.