Sentence examples for enforcing new rules from inspiring English sources

In related news, Twitter today said it will begin enforcing new rules around how it handles hateful conduct and abusive behavior on its platform — as it seeks to grapple with a growing backlash from users angry at its response to harassment and hate speech.

But authorities must remain vigilant and skeptical, beyond enforcing new rules.

In my case, when I got my cochlear implant all of a sudden the computer was In Here, taking up permanent residence, enforcing new rules.

The bigger question looming over President Obama's order is how ambitious regulators like the Environmental Protection Agency are willing to be in enacting and enforcing new rules in the face of industry opposition.

In October, the federal government will begin enforcing new rules for highway bridge design meant to make new structures more efficient, more reliable, safer and longer lived — and implicitly better than hundreds of thousands of existing spans across the nation.

July 1, as every young and generally mobile Italian teenager knew, was the day the authorities had chosen to begin enforcing new rules requiring people of ages 14 to 17 to secure what is called a mini-driving license in order to take to the roads on their scooters.

Meanwhile, the town asked residents to limit their showers and had water cops enforce new rules against lawn sprinklers.

So we plan to strictly enforce new rules of no trekking without porters or proper guides," Gautam said.

The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission are struggling to fill crucial jobs, enforce new rules, upgrade market surveillance technology and pay for travel.

The bureau will have vast powers to write and enforce new rules, and Treasury aides have already begun administrative work to get the bureau running.

Ms. Kroes's main job will be to enforce new rules regarding mergers, cartels and government subsidies across the 25-nation European Union's $12 trillion economy.