Sentence examples for enforcing interest from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the conservation of genetically distinct populations, races or subspecies is not specifically mandated in the Habitats Directive, and although the Directive supports it to a certain extent (see Table 3), the greatest obstacle has been lack of financing and enforcing interest by Member States (T. Vuorisalo in Grant et al. 2010).

They do play a role in humanitarian projects, but their primary purpose is to enforce interests of business and investors.

New York State's top prosecutor filed suit on Monday against an online lender that offers short-term loans at interest rates of more than 300 percent, the latest warning shot in a sweeping battle by state authorities to enforce local interest rate caps.

And there's a higher concentration of Federal dollars because the federal government has a larger interest in DC than they do anywhere else in the world -- as well as the means to enforce that interest.

There is currently a lack of empirical evidence regarding the most effective ways to determine the existence of conflicts of interest, manage conflicts of interest, and enforce conflict of interest policies.

Campaign restrictions are only as strong as the F.E.C.'s interest in enforcing them -- an interest Mr. Smith plainly lacks.

Turning streets, roundabouts, urban stairways, but also simple multidirectional walking in wider city neighborhoods involve repeated updating of mental maps of directions that can enforce the interest toward the present study approach.

Their human creators have enforced their interest in art.

Lesser number of platforms have imposed a VC/angel investing model and act as investment advisers - for example the oldest and the largest player, AngeList, which enforces carried interest (a share of the profits of an investment) or platforms such as FundersClub, Fundable, OurCrowd, etc.

Although the recommendation of the CSDH provides institutional backup of the importance of learning about the SDH for the health workforce, it remains yet unclear which factors (beyond adaptations in teaching methodologies [ 16, 17]) could enforce an interest among medical students - and thus among future health professionals - to learn about the non-biomedical causes of ill health.

The rules to be followed in enforcing a security interest differ considerably from country to country and even within a country according to the type of security interest involved.