Sentence examples for enforce professional from inspiring English sources

It's up to medical associations to enforce professional ethics.

On principle, Cheney and his aides are hostile to regular lines of authority set up to enforce professional standards and a responsible chain of command.

Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill opposed the idea of an oversight board with the power to enforce professional standards and bar accountants from auditing companies listed on the stock markets.

This issue can be explained by the lack of mechanisms to enforce professional legal practice, as stated by acouple of our key informants.

I regard the new system as being very much to be welcomed – after all, it is intended, in combination with information and communications systems, to be a simple fleet management tool and to be indispensable in enforcing professional drivers driving times and rest periods.

Albanese was also not supportive of a proposal brought forward by the Gillard government to strengthen the media regulator to enforce better professional standards, but he said that proposal was nowhere near as sweeping and consequential as the changes just passed into law.

If the hospital establishes such policies and enforces professional standards, the patient can rely on an adequate level of safety, and the doctor needn't negotiate the matter patient by patient.

Personal and professional successes are two interdependent life goals: Personal success supports and re-enforces professional success, and professional success re-enforces personal success.

FitzPatrick recommends hiring only bonded, insured caregivers or service providers through an agency that conducts criminal background checks and enforces professional boundaries.

In the U.S., and elsewhere where British copyrights on the operas were not enforced, both professional and amateur companies performed the works throughout the 20th century – the Internet Broadway Database counts about 150 productions on Broadway alone from 1900 to 1960.

[ 2] The 39-week rule is now a strict clinical guideline that is enforced by professional organizations, governmental agencies and the medical insurance industry[ 3, 4, 5].