Sentence examples for enforce strong from inspiring English sources

Oxford though, has been forgetting about one crucial thing with these deals, the need to enforce strong ethical red lines.

In a swipe against Conservative leader David Cameron, Mr Miliband claimed only Labour could enforce strong border controls and tackle the exploitation of migrant workers.

Within the EU, relations are shaped by the rule of law, with judges ready to enforce strong principles of human rights or competition policy.

The plan to defund sanctuary cities is part of the President-elect's agenda to enforce strong law and order, a sentiment that runs counter to Omar's support of police reform.

The impact of the pact is nullified by this reluctance to enforce strong parameters.

The authors recently proposed an approach to enforce strong feasibility in move-blocking model predictive control problems.

"We keep hoping for steeper declines as people get more educated about the risks of simple passwords (hence the annual list) and as websites start to enforce stronger password policies," he said.

But as more regulatory attention is paid to the user data heist that's going on in the background of the digital economy then more pressure will build to enforce stronger consumer protections and a stricter data protection regime.

Also, the Fire and Building Safety Accord has helped enforce stronger safety standards.

Urging Homer and Marge to enforce stronger discipline on Bart, with the idea that he could grow up to become a Supreme Court Justice if he turns his life around, the two return home to find that Bart stole and broke Grampa's false teeth.

"James Goddard marks the demarcation between the old F.D.A. — that had no MDs, no strong standards of evidence and largely subservient relations with the pharmaceutical industry — and the new F.D.A. that was headed by an energetic doctor, enforced strong standards of evidence and became an advocate for the public's health," said one journalist, Philip J. Hilts.