Sentence examples for enforcement a change from inspiring English sources

About half of the judges appointed in that 2004-2007 period had no experience with immigration law, but those who did worked as prosecutors or in enforcement -- a change from the Clinton administration, which appointed judges with experience in nonprofits and defending immigrants as well, the Washington Post reported.

In the absence of any action from the Browns or local law enforcement, a Change.org petition was started to get Manziel benched while the NFL continues to investigate.

Court records show Michael K. Frierson was arrested for failing to register as a sex offender and notify law enforcement for a change of address stemming from 2004 incidents involving a victim under the age of 14 while Frierson was 24.

After gaining enforcement authority because of a change in 2005 that allowed it to impose fines of $1 million a day for each violation, the energy regulator has taken a tougher stance with Wall Street.

Whether these shifts constitute a change in enforcement approach or a temporary blip as a new leadership team hits its stride remains to be seen.

Some students called for a change in enforcement policies, saying that fear of disciplinary action can discourage students from bringing a drunken friend to McCosh Health Center.

Ideally, a change in enforcement practices would interact with the many other influences on corporate behavior to encourage companies to comply with the law.

Still, activists argue, no solution can succeed without effective enforcement of traffic regulations, and a change in the Greeks' lackadaisical mind-set.

To Drop Clean Air Inquiries A change in enforcement policy will lead the Environmental Protection Agency to drop investigations into 50 power plants for past violations of the Clean Air Act, say agency enforcement lawyers who were briefed on the decision.

A change in enforcement policy will lead the Environmental Protection Agency to drop investigations into 50 power plants for past violations of the Clean Air Act, lawyers at the agency who were briefed on the decision this week said.

* A change in enforcement efforts by the commission to reduce citations for minor violations, such as cleanliness and record-keeping, and concentrate on service issues, such as refusal to take passengers to requested destinations.