Sentence examples for enforcing existing from inspiring English sources

For the Inside Out programme, he debated the issue with Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens who said he believes law enforcers had caused widespread drug abuse by not properly enforcing existing laws.

One problem is the difficulty of enforcing existing noise regulations.

Mr. Smitherman says enforcing existing rules is also a priority of the commission.

Mr Sarukhan says that merely enforcing existing gun laws would be a big help.

Mr. Obama talked about enforcing existing trade agreements, before raising the issue of exchange rates.

The total medical costs must far exceed the costs of enforcing existing laws and redesigning the worst areas.

Its supporters claimed it was vital to national security, protecting domestic workers' rights and enforcing existing laws.

That would mean enforcing existing laws, arresting and prosecuting violators, promoting synthetic and herbal alternatives, and closing illegal farms.

President Jacques Chirac transformed France's road-safety record after 2002 by enforcing existing rules on speed limits and drink-driving.

Whether this means adding "quiet cars," where cellphones are forbidden, or enforcing existing rules about loud conversations, feet on the seats and eating, it is important.

On Wednesday, the association's executive vice president, Wayne LaPierre, said Mr. Clinton had blood on his hands for advocating new gun restrictions instead of enforcing existing laws.