Sentence examples for enforcing a policy from inspiring English sources

In Rome, officials are enforcing a policy whereby cars with odd or even numbers on licence plates are banned on alternate days during the three day period.

A union leader said the strike was to deter Standard Chartered from further enforcing a policy of layoffs through forced transfers.

That woman, Tamesha Means, is suing the US Conference of Catholic Bishops in federal court for enforcing a policy that caused her to receive below-standard care.

But we continue to fall short in enforcing a policy of zero tolerance towards sexual abuse and in addressing the shortage of women in military and security forces across the globe.

The airport authority says it is enforcing a policy of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System, which regulates taxis throughout the region, that prohibits foul-smelling drivers and promotes regular bathing.

Ron LaBrec, a Coast Guard spokesman, said that about a week into the cleanup response, the Coast Guard started enforcing a policy that prohibits news media from accompanying candidates for public office on visits to government facilities, "to help manage the large number of requests for media embeds and visits by elected officials".

Nevertheless, First Interstate had long enforced a policy that loan officers had to hold college degrees.

In this system, however, the goal is not just to enforce a policy, but to convince others that the policy is being enforced correctly.

After Mobutu took power, he enforced a policy of "authenticity" — a rejection of colonial values that obligated his citizens to embrace local cultures.

Ever since, and to the frustration of many in Forza Italia, he has enforced a policy of restrained opposition on other issues.

Zeng Guofan succeeded Senggelinqin as general and enforced a policy of detaching the earth-wall masters from their men and of employing the latter as his troops.