Sentence examples for enforcing some of from inspiring English sources
Imagine Trump is elected president and he starts enforcing some of the policies he has mentioned.
Kemp's major complaint concerns referees who are not consistent in enforcing some of the league's new rules on contact.
Recall that this proximal operator arises naturally for the minimization of a function of the form, i.e. when one wants to minimize some function while enforcing some of the 'properties' of in the solution.
Reinforcements were called in from across Germany, Austria, Denmark and Switzerland – backed up by over 50 high-tech water-cannons – and enforcing some of the most vicious police brutality I have ever seen.
It sends a dangerous signal "that someone would be placed in charge of enforcing some of our nation's most important civil rights laws who doesn't necessarily believe that discrimination against LGBTQ people is a problem," said Robin Maril, associate legal director for the Human Rights Campaign.
Since it was created by President Richard Nixon, the EPA has been in charge of enforcing some of the most important environmental protections in modern history, including the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the banning of the pesticide DDT and the phaseout of lead in gasoline.
The government enforces some of them, but mostly leaves it to people with disabilities to sue.
Alan Lloyd, chairman of the powerful California Air Resources Board, which has enforced some of the toughest air quality rules in the world, agrees.
The top federal prosecutors at the state level, they enforce some of the nation's most critical laws.
Finally, at an October 2002 hearing, the federal government backed away from portions of its encryption rules, saying that it would not enforce some of the provisions.
It remains to be seen whether Beijing or even Washington would have the stomach to enforce some of the proposed sanctions, such as interdicting North Korean ships.
