Sentence examples for enforcing this aspect from inspiring English sources

I'd like to believe this figure reflects the care South Australian motorists take when passing cyclists, but I have a suspicion the police have been somewhat tardy in enforcing this aspect of the law.

How assiduously the S.E.C. enforces this aspect of Sarbanes-Oxley is important.

However, Sanderson also complained that Holbrook does not enforce this aspect in the main characters, saying, "While Kell, Rudy, and others make kills every day, none of the main character herbivores ever really have to worry about being stalked and killed.

The film's endorsement of "the leader principle," Urwand says, "enforced this central aspect of Nazi ideology," and he calls "Lives," a likably silly adventure film, Nazi propaganda.

School staff may help in enforcing this.

The BMI was an important determinant enforcing this correlation.

"They are still prohibited and if a person does not have a lawful excuse police will enforce that aspect of the law," she said.

First, the local prioritized hazards need to be evaluated, while strict structural standards need to be enforced; these aspects are essential for reducing casualties from disasters (21, 48).

She did, however, give the plaintiffs one measure of victory by ordering the state to stop enforcing an aspect of its immigration law that makes it a crime to harbor or transport illegal immigrants.

The NHS should rigorously enforce this legislation.

He needs armed soldiers to enforce this.