Sentence examples for enforcing equal access to from inspiring English sources
He called for regulators to continue reforms to boost liquidity, such as enforcing equal access to electronic trading platforms; but he warned that "central banks and financial supervisors need to be prepared for episodes of liquidity breakdowns".
Mr Cruickshank would like the European Commission to enforce equal access for any user.
Senator Mike Johanns of Nebraska said he thought the court's ruling was "very specific in saying you don't have the authority" to enforce equal-access standards.
The department, they said, does not have enough employees or money to enforce the guarantee of equal access to care for Medicaid patients.
The law required equal access to public places and employment, and enforced desegregation of schools and the right to vote.
Last week, a federal appeals court threw some of those plans into question, ruling that the F.C.C. had overstepped its authority when it tried to enforce a commission rule that required companies to give broadband users equal access to all Internet content.
The reclassification would give the commission the authority to implement portions of its recently released National Broadband Plan, as well as to enforce net neutrality, the concept that Internet service providers must provide consumers with equal access to all types of content and applications.
Most importantly, governments need to enforce the existing laws, address customary laws that discriminate against women and ensure equal access to justice and legal protection for women and children.
The latest cause for panic is a new rule from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) that says every community that gets HUD money must have a plan to make equal access to housing a reality -- as opposed to a rarely enforced legal principle.
Equal access to the curriculum is another issue.
