Sentence examples for enforcing and monitoring from inspiring English sources

During his earlier speech in Washington, Holder revealed that the DOJ was still actively enforcing and monitoring nearly 200 desegregation cases where school districts have not yet fulfilled their legal obligation to eliminate segregation "root and branch".

Additionally, panellists stated the difficulty of enforcing and monitoring home practice, due to their experience of low study participant motivation for self-practice.

Composed of 28 commissioners – one from each country – the commission drafts, enforces and monitors EU laws.

"The Palestinian position is clear: the international community should intervene" to enforce and monitor the cease-fire, he added.

"We will continue to enforce and monitor the company's compliance with our settlement, and we encourage eligible tenants to file for their rent credits," said Melissa Grace, the attorney general's spokeswoman.

The long-term implication is that it should not commit to any peace agreement that is supposed to be enforced and monitored by international forces; at best, such soldiers might be counted on to lend some ceremonial flair to a well-established security arrangement.

Fishers are uniquely positioned to enforce and monitor NTZs and evaluate their effectiveness.

Specifically, they plan to ask about how content moderation policies are made, enforced and monitored; how users are informed of these things; how "creators of fabricated content" are detected; and how users may appeal or otherwise affect these policies.

A new Health Insurance Rate Authority will be created to provide needed oversight at the Federal level and help States determine how rate review will be enforced and monitor insurance market behavior.

The census data also helps empower communities by making sure they are included when new congressional and legislative districts are drawn, and the Department of Justice uses the information to enforce and monitor compliance with civil rights and anti-discrimination laws.

The 10% MR (10% of fishing grounds closed) is centered in Bahía Cumberland (Figure 3C), which was suggested by lobster fishers to be the best location because it is the area most depleted in abundance and most easily enforced and monitored by "the eyes of the village".