Sentence examples for enforcing ground from inspiring English sources

Enforcing ground bans is easier when clubs are able to pay their employees.

But enforcing laws protecting ground water also has been complicated by politics, federal and state officials said.

In Butler the Court held that Canadian obscenity law violated Canadian citizens' rights to free speech under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms if enforced on grounds of morality or community standards of decency; but that obscenity law could be enforced constitutionally against some pornography on the basis of the Charter's guarantees of sex equality.

But whatever its recommendations for the future, the government still faces an impossible decision over past mistakes: does it launch a real crackdown of its own, or does it risk a political backlash by letting off some of the backlog on compassionate grounds?Enforcing all the outstanding deportation orders might generate as much bad publicity as ignoring them.

Our means are constrained: the U.N. resolution we're enforcing explicitly rules out ground forces, and President Obama has repeatedly done so as well.

Adding a more obvious notice about the presence of in-app purchases in titles is a good middle ground between enforcing some kind of restrictions that potentially inhibit revenue-generating capabilities, and raising awareness about when there's potential for accidental spending.

The group enforces a few ground rules.

They are acutely aware that the force's task will be much harder if there is no peace at all to enforce on the ground.

"It is a matter of ensuring that the will of the international community and the participants, as expressed through these different agreements, is enforced on the ground," he said.

But the Star countered that USA Gymnastics' focus on educating members instead of setting ground rules and enforcing them has engendered an epidemic: the equivalent of one allegation every 20 days over the last two decades.

The catch is China's issues with actually enforcing these standards on the ground – a problem that is likely to cause Beijing increasing problems if it doesn't find a way to reconcile its commercial ambitions with ensuring a safe and peaceful reception for the growing number of Chinese companies and workers in conflict-affected countries across the world.