Sentence examples for enforce some basic from inspiring English sources

When it comes to being a global watchdog that tries to enforce some basic norms of decency, America under Trump is out to lunch — and a lot of people have figured that out, and so anything goes.

"It is time to start enforcing some basic standards for corporate behaviour".

This not only reduces the storage requirements of the matrix, but also enforces some basic constraints on physical correctness.

In practice, this should be enforced while allowing some basic functionality for intermediate delegated nodes such as searching through encrypted content.

So instead of thousands of pages of regulation, we should enforce a basic principle: Bonuses and bailouts should never mix.

States can enact statutes that improve upon these standards, but must at least enforce these basic protections.

If he seriously intends to enforce the basic policy (first sentence), he will have to police the equipment, and that raises the question of costs all over again.

Egypt's roads and railways have a poor safety record, and Egyptians have long complained that successive governments have failed to enforce even basic safeguards, leading to a string of deadly crashes.

Late last year, the I.N.S. said it was going to start to enforce uniform basic standards at the institutions that hold the detainees, who number as many as 20,000 on any given day.

And now they have been taken thousands of kilometres from the friends and support networks they have made in detention, the doctors who are treating their children, and the lawyers who seek to enforce their basic legal rights.

"Journalists from Britain and Ireland have been among the victims of the failure of governments and the United Nations to protect and enforce the basic right to life of our colleagues while going about their work," said Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary of the NUJ.