Sentence examples for enforced regulations from inspiring English sources

Of course, the enforced regulations haven't put an end to the problem, but they've certainly helped – why not do the same for laxatives?

The great striper comeback of the 1990's was caused in large part by enlightened (and enforced) regulations and, notably, the ban on commercial fishing in the greatest of all striper nurseries, Chesapeake Bay.

The case is one of several in which inspectors said they faced retaliation after they vigorously enforced regulations in meat plants or pointed out weaknesses in a new inspection system.

As long as voluntary guidelines include provisions for transparency and accountability, they can be more flexible and encourage greater innovation than enforced regulations can, said Suzy Friedman, director of sustainable agriculture for the Environmental Defense Fund.

The investigators want to know if Patrick Ryan, the director of ferry operations for the city's Department of Transportation, regularly enforced regulations governing where the pilots of the city's ferries should be positioned during the trips across the harbor, and if he did not, whether that failure might rise to the level of a crime, the officials said.

The Reich Forestry Office, under Göring, enforced regulations that required foresters to plant a wide variety of trees to ensure suitable habitat for wildlife.

Government intervention and enforced regulation are despised.

"The only way to properly control promotion is strong and enforced regulation by the state".

The latest drama in this saga has already shown why, more than ever, America needs tighter and more strictly enforced regulation of drug-makers.

A bureau of safety and environmental enforcement would enforce regulations and perform other police functions.

But his allegations paint a particularly harsh picture of a drug enforcement system designed to do anything but enforce regulations.