Sentence examples for enforcing market from inspiring English sources

The easy part is abolishing the compulsion for commissioning groups to outsource and stopping Monitor enforcing market competition.

"Foreign investment in China will never truly be secure unless it is embedded in a society where rights, including economic rights, are respected, where the government bureaucracy is effective in enforcing market regulations, and where a strong and independent rule of law protects the rights and economic interests of its citizens," Dr. Santoro writes.

There are no top-down regulations, no federal fuel economy standards — just high prices to enforce market discipline and achieve wiser management of a precious resource.

Patrick Wood III, who has drawn praise from lawmakers in both parties since he was appointed chairman of the agency last year, said the commission's budget calls for about 200 of its 1,250 employees to monitor energy markets and enforce market rules.

From the perspective of many Greeks, though, it appears as if Germany and other euro-zone states are effectively bailing out their own banks, thereby rewarding poor lending decisions and speculation, and using the terms of the Greek bailout to enforce market liberalization.

The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted two measures: one would enforce market-wide circuit breakers to halt trading temporarily when trading goes awry; another would prevent erroneous trades from entering the system.

Consumers could make more informed health decisions if the FDA, and regulatory agencies in other nations, enforced market-specific names for species high in mercury.

Though increasing taxes had the largest impact on smoking prevalence, comprehensive smoke-free air laws and a well enforced marketing ban also showed potent and immediate effects.

Two-thirds of the health bill is taken up with the rules for competition and Monitor's new role in enforcing a market in healthcare.

In a statement, Senator Harkin called on the Agriculture Department and the Justice Department to "start enforcing the market protections spelled out in the Packers and Stockyards Act".

Most cases that come to the court are about enforcing single-market rules.