Sentence examples for enforcing legislation from inspiring English sources

However, Malaysia has limitations in enforcing legislation pertaining to accessibility.

"It is a major public health problem and of course rich countries have better ways to protect themselves by enforcing legislation and getting public awareness campaigns on track.

While the issue is a national one, much of the responsibility for enforcing legislation designed to tackle climate change comes down to local authorities.

Echoing the complaints of British businessmen about Whitehall's tendency to "gold-plate" European directives, the survey also established that the British government was the poorest at enforcing legislation sensibly.The poll hit a nerve.

Congress and federal regulators should focus instead on enforcing legislation on the books and restoring the balance between private interests and public responsibility that governed these industries successfully for 60 years.

The next step will be for all states to implement the recommendations of this breakthrough document, starting, in the words of the resolution, by taking "all necessary measures, including enacting and enforcing legislation to prohibit female genital mutilations and to protect women and girls from this form of violence, and to end impunity".

"The problem is to enforce legislation.

Now she is pushing for strictly enforced legislation to end child marriages.

Massachusetts has long had similar – though infrequently enforced – legislation on its books.

Zimbabwe is not the first African country to enforce legislation to outlaw the sale of used underwear.

Playing a "good cop" PM, Mr Cameron said "a less liberal, enlightened government in the future" might play hard ball and enforce legislation.