Sentence examples for enforcement options from inspiring English sources

A second source of flexibility comes from enforcement options.

Where employees or former employees with a grudge are involved, a range of civil enforcement options may be available.

Should Entergy miss the third siren deadline, Mr. Sheehan said the N.R.C. would consider additional fines and other enforcement options.

She added, "This administration has a consistent record of supporting American jobs through wins at the W.T.O., smart use of all our enforcement options and dialogue that gets results for American workers as well".

"This remains an issue to some extent, but Saudi Arabia offers additional enforcement options under a Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency committee's list of bad debtors, which is attractive to Western lenders," Ms. O'Sullivan said.

All of these enforcement options could potentially ensnare legitimate news, be misused by trolls, or prevent innocent ad buys.

Given the risks of western involvement in yet another war in the Middle East, caution is required to allow UN inspectors the time to gather the necessary evidence and generate the technical information needed for a law enforcement option to emerge.

"Under the current legislation the only enforcement option for police, when confronted with simple possession of cannabis, is either to turn a blind eye or lay charges," association president Jim Chu said at the time.

"In addition to other actions we already take in response to abuse violations (such as requiring users to delete content or verify their phone number), we're introducing an additional enforcement option that gives our support team the ability to lock abusive accounts," Twitter management wrote on its blog.

An ICO spokesman said it has various enforcement action options it can take against Google if the company fails to amend its privacy policy by September 20 — including serving Google with an enforcement notice — "which is essentially a legal stop-now order… if they breach that it could be taken to the courts" — and also a monetary penalty of up to £500,000.

The new rule gives law enforcement another option, said State Representative Charles Perry, Republican of Lubbock and the author of the bill.