Sentence examples for enforced the list from inspiring English sources

Sloppily enforced, the list apparently also targets people who have the same name as people on the watch list.

Only through collective effort could workers enforce the list of "prices" they established for their work and defend their trades against cheap and diluted labour.

"The Colorado district court's order last night has raised questions about the F.C.C.'s ability to enforce the list," Mr. Powell told the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.

The Treasury spokesman said the department wasn't worried that enforcing the list raised any civil rights issue. .

His collection of photos and artworks—including a prismatic newspaper box covered in graffiti by Edie Fake and a Chicago Police Department barrier turned into a bench by the artist FitzPatrick sprawl across the UIMA's back wall like the city's Designated Community Area Map, a vibe further enforced by the list of works, titled La Ciudad.

His collection of photos and artworks—including pieces by Edie Fake, a prismatic newspaper box covered in graffiti, and a Chicago Police Department barrier turned into a bench by the artist William FitzPatrick sprawl across the UIMA's back wall like the city's Designated Community Area Map, a vibe further enforced by the list of works, titled La Ciudad.

Margaret Cole, director of enforcement and financial crime at the FSA, said: "This is the largest fine of its type issued by the FSA and demonstrates our commitment to enforcing the UK listing regime and ensuring clean, efficient and orderly markets".

"We have therefore enforced the heaviest punishment available to the club with immediate effect and transfer-listed the player".

The government said it would begin enforcing the do-not-call list in October.

In a White House ceremony yesterday, President Bush signed a law giving the Federal Trade Commission explicit authority to enforce the do-not-call list.

Air carriers are obliged to enforce the Canadian no-fly list for domestic flights and its US counterpart for flights passing through American airspace.