Sentence examples for enforcing a range from inspiring English sources

And, in the wake of the Maine case, enforcing a range of federal environmental, housing, business and labour laws could be far more difficult.

Although the Obama administration lifted its temporary drilling ban in October, the government is enforcing a range of new safety regulations.

The United States already enforces a range of United Nations and unilateral sanctions against Iran, which Mr. Obama last week described as part of "unprecedented international pressure" against its government.

The CATI system enforces a range of checks on each response with most questions having a set of pre-determined response categories.

Under the law that created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, it will assume authority on July 21 for enforcing a wide range regulations.

Probably because it's well known that Nuance holds and strictly enforces a wide range of patents in this space.

With the change of variables, (5) z = 1 δ (r sq − 1 ),           w = − z exp − 1 2 z 2, where the contour is defined at z = 0 and the parameter δ serves as a scale (or range 1/ δ), enforcing a gaussian decay profile on w, so values of r sq away from unity (away from the contour) give a contribution to w exponentially smaller.

The options, which range from training opposition troops to conducting airstrikes and enforcing a no-fly zone over Syria, are not new.

Koszul et al. (2003) [ 56] examined reversion to wild-type in Saccharomyces cerevisiae after enforcing a growth defect; the majority of revertant strains resulted from spontaneous duplication events, ranging in size between 41 and 655 kb.

Officials are enforcing a new law (subscription needed) in the Buenos Aires province which stipulates that clothing outlets must stock a full range of sizes for women, roughly the equivalent of UK sizes 10-20.

Police were enforcing a Parades Commission ban.