Sentence examples for environment enforcing from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Ma cautioned that while national leaders may want a cleaner environment, enforcing tough pollution regulations at the local level could prove difficult.

I am pro-choice, favor legalizing gay marriages, protecting our environment, enforcing strict animal welfare protection laws (I've been an ethical vegan for 10 years), marijuana legalization, having a welfare safety net for our poorest or disabled citizens, and a radically reduced defense budget and military presence around the world.

But in this media environment, enforcing the distinction between Harvard sponsorship and Harvard student sponsorship is like pleading, Wait - read this footnote!

This should be one of the first aspects the money should be concentrated toward because safety and a better environment enforce a better education.

In open environments, enforcing such policies requires the ability to reason about the policies themselves as well as the ability to dynamically identify and access heterogeneous sources of information.

As if speaking at a rally, Mr. Gore enumerated his priorities: health care and education, protecting Social Security and Medicare, offering middle-class tax cuts, protecting the environment and enforcing civil-rights laws.

Whether they have ADHD or not, the bottom line is that your son and daughter-in-law need to find strategies to cope with their own stress and their son's condition, by creating a stable home environment and enforcing set rules.

In this environment of enforced transparency, the equivalent of the Nighthawks diner, almost everything we do, from shopping in a supermarket to posting a photograph on Facebook, is mapped, and the gathered data used to predict, monetise, encourage or inhibit our future actions.

Today competitive environment has enforced practitioners and researchers to pay great attention to issues enhancing both production and marketing competitiveness.

Our data suggest that the absence of Itk affects the strength of signal through the TCR and thus the development of CD4SP (and potentially CD8SP) in an environment of enforced MHC class II-restriction.

A widely held view of the differentiation of mammalian ES cells entertains that, as cells exit pluripotency, they choose between fates that resemble NECT and PS from a naïve state under the influence of their local signalling environment that enforces a rearrangement of the pluripotency network (Loh and Lim, 2011; Thomson et al., 2011).