Sentence examples for enforcing the very from inspiring English sources

"There is always the risk of lacking the necessary resources and qualified managers for enforcing the very draconian and large number of rules," he says.

This makes such talking points from leaders enforcing the very rules that have silenced Mr. Levison hypocritical in that they are most certainly saying one thing and doing another.

If he is confirmed as labor secretary, Puzder would be responsible for enforcing the very laws his company has been found to have violated.

Last year the New York Association of Convenience Stores sued the State Department of Taxation and Finance in an effort to compel it to enforce the very regulation the agency is now trying to repeal.

They saw a book by a woman about a woman, and in "personalising" the novel enforced the very limitation against which it warns.

How could a modern nation state aspire to protect local norms if it has lost the ability to enforce the very laws that follow from these norms?

The government is proposing to set up a new Design Council to encourage and promote good design among starter homes, but it will have no powers to enforce the very highest standards.

It's really easy to take shots at the I.R.S., but without a system to enforce the very laws passed by Congress, we will have no revenue, let alone a surplus.

And a navy blue shirt tucked into navy pants, with cap and badge to match, indicates that someone responsible for enforcing the law in a very particular way is in the area.

This court should not, under the appearance of enforcing the election laws, defeat the very object which those law are intended to achieve.

(The DOJ is responsible for enforcing the ADA and issues the very guidelines for polling place accessibility that are used to determine whether a polling place is ADA-compliant).