Sentence examples for enforcing measures from inspiring English sources
He was ruthless in enforcing measures to maintain public order.
On trade, a spokesman for Mr. Kerry said, Mr. Bush had a poor record of enforcing measures to protect American workers.
Tsipras, whose popularity has plummeted as a result of enforcing measures he once promised to eradicate, has now made debt relief a priority.
From its York headquarters, the agency would put the "highest priority" on enforcing measures to "deal with B.S.E.," it said then.
Thirty-four other states are already enforcing measures requiring parents' notification — in 24 of those states, even consent — before a minor obtains an abortion.
The states could start enforcing measures that are already on the books, such as overtime provisions, or they could chip in for expanded workforce training programmes.One blunt instrument is the minimum wage.
That means schools also cannot enforce measures that would deter undocumented children from registering.
Forced austerity across Europe is causing major outbreaks of violence and there is much ill-feeling towards these EU enforced measures.
The relative ease of driving is also a factor, although Buehler warned it is difficult to enforce measures against cars before other options are in place.
Kelly responded with a letter stating that new training policies would be implemented to ensure police were conducting legal stops and vowed to enforce measures against racial profiling.
He and his administration have sought to roll back or simply have not enforced measures to hold Moscow accountable, such as sanctions passed overwhelmingly by Congress.
