Sentence examples for enforced across from inspiring English sources

"We need mandatory standards, enforced across the system," Ms. DeWaal said.

But now, thanks to Portugal, we know how flawed the austerity experiment enforced across Europe was.

Unfortunately, notices and "Click to Accept" agreements are not uniformly enforced across the states.

That would be serious.The EU principle of mutual recognition means that many civil rulings can be enforced across borders.

In both cases, human moderators made bad judgment calls that the algorithm then enforced across the site – to widespread criticism.

It is important that this regulation can be applied to, and enforced across, a wide range of stakeholders in order to maximise its effectiveness.

But Keener said that rule, if enacted by Little League, would be hard to enforce across its more than 7,000 leagues.

But European countries are sharply divided, which could make computer levies a nightmare to enforce across the Continent.

The remaining obstacles notwithstanding, Italy's support for the Unitary Patent system is a welcome boost to those hoping to make patents easier to obtain and enforce across Europe.

Although the ruling will be impossible to enforce across national boundaries, the defamation lawsuit opens up a new front in a conflict over wartime history that has recently prompted a spate of trials, street demonstrations and a deterioration in relations between Asia's two most powerful nations.

Bottom line: The structural headwinds are too strong, cuts would be too difficult to enforce across the more than 150 firms producing oil in Russia, and the political power of Russian "oil-garchs" is too high for Putin to risk creating internal conflict.