Sentence examples similar to enforcing the next from inspiring English sources

Instead, many states and the new federal law are enforcing the next-highest level of proof: clear and convincing evidence.

Everybody in the state who pays attention to the legislature, I'm not saying that's everybody, because it's certainly not, they all knew it would be enforced the next time there was an election".

This will enforce the next step.

Enforcing the law is the next step," she said.

He added that he didn't trust the regulators to do a better job of enforcing rules the next time a bank started to implode.

"The next step is enforcing the change," Watts said in a written statement.

"No new rules relating to the anthem will be issued or enforced for the next several weeks while these confidential discussions are ongoing," the statement says.

This clandestine policy of segregation was rigidly enforced for the next 12 years — until March of 1946, when the L.A. Rams signed African American tailback Kenny Washington to the team's roster, breaking with other owners and ending football's apartheid.

This clandestine policy of segregation was rigidly enforced for the next 12 years — greeted with a wink and a nod by much of America — until March 1946, when the L.A. Rams shattered this unspoken racist pact by signing African American Kenny Washington to their roster.

She is the lightning rod one day, and the empathetic enforcer the next.

The question now is whether both Mr. Douglas, 67, and the 12-member commission can weather the state's next budget and continue enforcing the 1976 Coastal Act, whose work has helped keep one of the world's most beautiful coastlines largely undeveloped.