Sentence examples for enforced rules on from inspiring English sources

A healthy financial market needs clear — and vigilantly enforced — rules on what's fairly researched information and what's an illegal tip.

He admitted ignorance as to whether Firestone has enforced rules on child labor and to the conditions of Liberian children generally, calling that his biggest objection to the law suit.

Peru, for example, is ranked by the Economist Intelligence Unit (our sister company) as having the best business environment for microfinance, in part because the regulator has successfully set and enforced rules on capital buffers, leading to a more stable environment for the industry.

The most-commonly enforced rule on the key is the "three seconds rule" in which a player from the offensive team is prohibited from staying on the key for more than three seconds, or else the player's team will lose possession of the ball.

That's partly because international organizations lack the authority to enforce rules on wayward nations.

The economic case for having the government enforce rules on food safety seems overwhelming.

Above all it would need to create and enforce rules on which all traders must agree.Two uncertainties fogged this process.

Then it said the Albany office was enforcing rules on documentation that the New York City office had ignored.

Inspectors are also responsible for checking the accuracy of nutrition labels and enforcing rules on the content of meat products.

Currently, the Department of Energy is responsible for development of nuclear energy and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission enforces rules on radiation set by the Environmental Protection Agency.

She said that it is currently difficult for the police to enforce rules on dog mess, unless police are "in the right place at the right time".