Sentence examples for enforce some of its from inspiring English sources

In a hearing of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Michael Troncoso, senior counsel for the California attorney general's office, warned the panel that the measure would have "potentially crippling effects" on California's ability to enforce some of its landmark consumer protection laws and "strip away in a significant way the state's ability to regulate toxics".

Michael Batts, who chaired the ECFA's Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations, said the IRS should hesitate to enforce some of its current rules, which could cause constitutional and public relations problems.

Finally, at an October 2002 hearing, the federal government backed away from portions of its encryption rules, saying that it would not enforce some of the provisions.

The government enforces some of them, but mostly leaves it to people with disabilities to sue.

Imagine Trump is elected president and he starts enforcing some of the policies he has mentioned.

The US Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, who enforced some of President Donald Trump's controversial border policies, has resigned.

Was new art supposed to enforce awareness of its physical and institutional environs?

Congress' condition remained in place for some time after the establishment of the OIG, and it continued to enforce strong oversight of its implementation during the initial years.

The European judges ruled that France must enforce a decision of its own courts.

Philips rigorously enforces compliance of its General Business Principles throughout the company.

It should use the influence it has in ASEAN both to promote these virtues, and to turn it into a club that enforces some minimum standards of decency on its members.