Sentence examples for enforcing future from inspiring English sources

The negotiators are aiming for a package that would cut $500 billion from the Federal deficit over five years, but they have yet to agree on new and tougher rules for enforcing future spending cuts.

Nonetheless, British officials privately concede that some form of international ombudsman may be necessary to enforce future rules and are hopeful that the EU may meet them half-way by accepting an alternative to the ECJ.

He further argued for much greater rearmament efforts in the United Kingdom and France to provide greater military capacity to enforce future decisions by the League.

Those concerns were mollified during Schumer's meeting yesterday with Mukasey, who said he would have no problem enforcing any future legislation barring waterboarding at the CIA, the aide said.

So the fallback is to combine what cuts they can agree to with budget procedures to enforce additional future savings.

Transforming the emissions controls from goals into law will ensure that they will be enforced in future administrations, said Councilman James F. Gennaro, chairman of the Environmental Protection Committee.

It is strongly recommended that the four Golden Rules of consolidity should be enforced as future strict regulations of systems modeling, analysis, design and building of different disciplines of sciences.

The cost of enforcing contracts contingent on future income is very large, but there is an effective solution: piggybacking on the tax collection system.

Republicans formulated HB 2 in part to block the city of Charlotte (and any other North Carolina city in the future) from enforcing a new municipal law that established nondiscrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender residents.

But laws need to be enforced to deter future malfeasance.

All of these flashes of the future enforce the book's sense of how durability and destiny collide.