Sentence examples for enforcing a landmark from inspiring English sources

At the international climate summit Gov. Jerry Brown will kick off Wednesday in San Francisco, the state is playing a role none ever has, pushing the rest of the country to join other nations in enforcing a landmark agreement on climate change that President Trump has quit.

Those government-sponsored theocrats have succeeded in generating legislation enforcing a monopoly of their version of Judaism as the sole permissible practice at this ancient national landmark.

Police were enforcing a Parades Commission ban.

Thankfully, the United States is helping lead the fight against illegal logging by enforcing the Lacey Act, a landmark conservation law that prohibits the importation of illegally sourced wood products.

Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.

Now "religionists" have enforced a precarious order.

Then wartime austerity enforced a salutary simplicity.

At the CFPB, Blankenstein supervises lenders and enforces an array of consumer protection laws, including landmark civil rights legislation aimed at protecting minorities from discriminatory practices.

This paper will seek to put this political dimension of the law into sharp focus, specifically examining and analyzing the bureaucratic politics, personal politics, partisan politics, and electoral politics surrounding the Bureau of Chemistry in its attempts to administer, implement, and enforce the landmark Pure Food and Drugs Act of 1906.

On Tuesday, the Environmental Protection Agency formally granted California the permission it had been seeking for seven years to enforce its own landmark rules aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions from new motor vehicles.

American officials have said they are proceeding with trade sanctions because China has fallen short of enforcing intellectual property violations as spelled out in a landmark agreement reached in February 1995.