Sentence examples for enforcement gap from inspiring English sources
But a vast enforcement gap persists.
Civil society groups in South Africa have tried to fill this enforcement gap, but compiling evidence on thousands of mines spread across every province far exceeds their capacity.
A bipartisan measure newly approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee and now coming before the full Senate would begin to close the enforcement gap.
"There's a huge enforcement gap in areas where the federal government has a unique responsibility to prosecute cases," said Jim Kessler, the policy and research director for Americans for Gun Safety who is a co-author of the study.
The case shows that even in the well-developed coastal regions of China "there is still an enforcement gap, but the gap is bigger in the mid and western parts of China," he said.
To close the law enforcement gap this year, Mr. Rossotti said, the I.R.S. needs $1.9 billion -- an increase of 51percentt for its enforcement budget -- and authority to hire 29,306 more people, on top of the 48,000 it already has in compliance and enforcement.
With cuts in traffic policing over the last decade, these cameras could fill in enforcement gaps.
Dozens of international treaties govern the protection of marine resources, but significant enforcement gaps exist that substantially reduce their effectiveness.
NASCAT argues that private securities actions fill in the enforcement gaps that exist because of the Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") limited resources and its inability to detect and prosecute all federal securities law violations.
In neighborhoods already gentrified or in the throes of gentrifying, a relatively new class of mega-landlords has driven up rents by exploiting enforcement gaps in a web of city and state agencies.
The practice of enforcement-litigation gaps dates back at least to World War I. Commentators tend to judge the practice by focusing on the merits of each enforcement-litigation gap but remain inattentive to its systemic effects.
