Sentence examples similar to enforce suggestions from inspiring English sources

As usual, the Yankees and other teams exceeded the salary recommendations of the commissioner's office, which has no power to enforce its suggestions.

Stanley will have the option to enforce committee suggestions or reject them.

The unifying factor in the Trump attacks is a complete scorched-earth strategy: The NFL should enforce his suggestions or face total boycott.

To enforce his suggestion, the Wisconsin Democrat introduced an amendment to the Clean Air Act that would prohibit the sale of any automobile with an internal combustion engine aft er Jan .I, 1975.

Like other AI ethics guidelines in the works, "Ethically Aligned Design" just makes recommendations; it has no way of enforcing its suggestions.

However the use of a tape or audio cd for re-enforcing the suggestions is a simple, cheap supplement to our hypnosis sessions that allows the intervention to be standardised and maximises external validity.

But the administration has no power to enforce this stern suggestion.

But Lewis has a simpler suggestion: simply enforce a five-year retirement window, rather than the current 25 years.

Unfortunately, without issuing actual regulations or a means of enforcing its many suggestions, it probably won't move the needle.

The suggestion that management may enforce factory rules more strictly, for example, or the suggestion that a college faculty may stiffen or relax degree requirements, immediately provokes a siege of rumour.

"Don't enforce rules like: 'Employees may only submit suggestions on Friday afternoons; suggestions must be typed in a 12-point font and must be between 400 and 422 words.' No one is going to jump through hoops like that.