Sentence examples for enforcing controls from inspiring English sources
That greater integration would involve the European court of justice enforcing controls for national budgets, for example, and much more besides.
The New York City Campaign Finance Board -- charged with enforcing controls on special interests in city elections and opening the process to political newcomers -- is understandably taking issue with what could be an unintended consequence of the plan to eliminate party primaries in local elections.
A spokesperson for the FSA said last night: "The Food Standards Agency will pass the details to the relevant local authority responsible for enforcing controls in this type of premises, and will ask them to follow-up with the business to ensure they are complying with food hygiene regulations".
LONDON — On the eve of a major report on Britain's phone hacking scandal that editors and journalists fear could lead to statutory regulation of the press, a group of more than 80 British lawmakers on Wednesday opened a defense of press freedom, which, they said, would be undermined by new laws enforcing controls on newspapers.
A firewall is a network security system that protects the infrastructure, service, and data of a network by enforcing controls on the incoming and outgoing network traffic at the network border.
It's not about enforcing control over others.
Just as the reviewer states in the following paragraph, the voltage clamp is not capable of enforcing control over network dynamics.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, for example, called Friday for a "union of stability" able to enforce controls on individual European economies.
If this doesn't happen, then legislation could be introduced to make it "an offense in the UK to publish pornography online without age verification controls, possibly with a regulator to oversee and enforce controls".
If this doesn't happen, then legislation could be introduced to make it "an offence in the UK to publish pornography online without age verification controls, possibly with a regulator to oversee and enforce controls".
A call for strict vigilance and enforced controls regarding 'over-the-counter' availability of antibiotics without a physician's prescription, despite being controlled drugs in Trinidad and Tobago, has been made in an earlier report [ 19].
