Sentence examples for enforcing requirements from inspiring English sources
The federal law prohibits states from enforcing requirements concerning "premises, facilities and operations" that are "in addition to or different from" those in federal law.
Republican senators even held up President Bush's nominee, arguing he had been "overzealous in enforcing requirements that dealers keep detailed gun-sale records".
Unfortunately, biology journals are often lax about enforcing requirements that authors make their data readily available, and we have been unable to obtain certain requested datasets.
Midnight dumping of unwanted dogs is common here on the southern tail of the Appalachian Mountains, where large numbers of poor people are attached to multiple pets but cannot afford to sterilize or vaccinate them, and where impoverished county governments do not maintain animal shelters, require licensing or enforce requirements for rabies shots.
"There's this fear in Detroit that we can't enforce requirements.
China imposes no such burden on legislators; officials are subject only to patchily and secretively enforced requirements to report their incomes.
It is almost impossible to demand unimpeded access or to enforce requirements for amenities like seating, plantings, drinking fountains and bicycle racks when neither citizens nor city officials know that a space is designated for public use in the first place.
This may happen in response to faults, degrading levels of QoS, new enforced requirements or the re-assessment of contextual conditions.
On the issue of how the government would enforce requirements set out in the IP bill on overseas communications providers May said it is an issue the Home Office is looking at.
For filmmakers who lean on trusted collaborators to navigate tight schedules, those strictly enforced requirements of hiring new faces could pose a challenge.
The Department of Education must enforce requirements of the Constitution, the Civil Rights Act, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Title IX, the Rehabilitation Act, and many more.
