Sentence examples for enforcing better from inspiring English sources

Liverpool's fire service recently found 1.7 tonnes of fireworks illegally stored in a private house.Thirdly, enforcing better the existing law that bans sales to anyone under 18 can make a difference: in Liverpool, the authorities cut firework-related disorder by 20% last year by using hidden cameras to film shops that sold fireworks to children and then fining them.

Ultimately, the Chinese government is responsible for setting and enforcing better food safety standards, he said.

"I'd also like to see it enforced better, and I can't understand the new rule about solid colors".

The committee is considering more stringent standards that would allow them to enforce better maintenance of historic structures.

Many other victories followed, with big brands repeatedly acceding to demands that they enforce better working conditions at their suppliers' plants across the third world.

In the meantime, the British authorities should enforce better notification of patients over how their data are being used and what safeguards protect them.

The flights of major carriers arrive on-schedule roughly 80percentt of the time, for example, and federal officials do little to enforce better performance.

Construction goes forward even when sites have numerous citations (there were more than 30 code violations at the building where a worker fell to his death last week), and fines are set too low to enforce better practices.

PARIS — Disagreements over how to enforce better economic discipline and centralized oversight over nations in the European Union emerged on Wednesday, the day before a crucial summit meeting to deal with the euro crisis, including disputes over how extensively and how quickly to change European treaties.

The inversion trapping the air in our valley is natural, but the cosy deals that heavy industries, such as mining, maintain with our governor and our legislature do not help.Our economy will slide if our state leaders do not enforce better emission-control regulations on industry.

Albanese was also not supportive of a proposal brought forward by the Gillard government to strengthen the media regulator to enforce better professional standards, but he said that proposal was nowhere near as sweeping and consequential as the changes just passed into law.