Sentence examples for enforce the public from inspiring English sources

Rudolf made great efforts, in concert with the territorial princes, to enforce the public peace (Landfriede) in Germany, and in 1274 he reasserted the right of the monarchy to impose taxation on the cities.

That same government did not find it necessary to enforce the public safety exemption to the Miranda rule in McVeigh's case.

Republics require representation in order to ensure that the executive power only enforces the public will by insisting that the executive enforce only laws that representatives of the people, not the executive itself, make.

It's merely opening up more fronts for data to be stolen — with the added irony being that it's your friendly state security agencies enforcing the public insecurity.

Until marketing regulations are improved and properly enforced, the public health and practising pediatric community needs to be vigilant regarding all marketing to children and youth.

The ability of law enforcement officers to enforce the law, protect the public, and guard their own safety, the safety of innocent bystanders, and even those suspected or apprehended for criminal activity is very challenging.

The test, captured on video by Sequoia Capital venture capitalist Aaref Hilaly, shows the drone hovering and lowering a package to the floor, and comes as the US starts to enforce the registration of public drones.

Such network would enforce the role of public vaccination clinics as reference point for HCWs and general population and encourage an active role of general practitioners, paediatricians and gynaecologists for vaccination promotion.

But within a generation of those first smog crises in New York and Los Angeles, the federal Clean Air Act had encoded into law not only the standards about what was safe to breathe, but how government could enforce the rules on the public's behalf.

"The measures are very difficult to enforce and the public reaction is very, very dynamic and whoever is in the next government or if this government continues will have a much, much harder time".

Now that regulators have to enforce the law, they want the public to weigh in on the broad new changes.