Sentence examples for established to enforce from inspiring English sources
Jewish police forces were established to enforce Judenräte decrees and provide order in the ghetto.
In addition, commissions were established to enforce the cease-fire regulations.
A central administrative body called the Chancellery (Chipsabu) was established to enforce royal decrees.
The Hague-based Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, established to enforce the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention, has won this year's prize for its extensive efforts to rid the world of chemical weapons.
Early royal standards established to enforce uniformity took the name Winchester, after the ancient capital of Britain, where the 10th-century Saxon king Edgar the Peaceable kept a royal bushel measure and quite possibly others.
An industry trade group, the Comics Magazine Association of America, and its regulatory body, the Comics Code Authority, were established to enforce strict guidelines of morality, decency and good prevailing over evil.
In 1994, calling for a peace treaty to replace the truce, North Korea unilaterally shut down the Korean War Armistice Commission at Panmunjom, which was established to help enforce the truce.
"Law enforcement agencies are established to uphold and enforce existing laws not to use them as a pretext to punish someone exercising their free speech right to photograph in public, in blatant violation of the First and Fourth Amendments".
The RSPO was established to set and enforce environmental standards for palm oil production, but has run into trouble after palm plantation companies in Indonesia and Malaysia blocked efforts to curb their greenhouse gas emissions.
A new body, the Commission for Health Improvement, has been established to check and enforce standards.But there is a danger that these uncompromising sounding initiatives will alienate doctors and frighten patients, without bringing about really significant improvements in clinical performance.
As a result, in 1933 the Catholic Legion of Decency, headed by the Reverend John T. McNicholas (later renamed the National Legion of Decency), was established to control and enforce decency standards and boycott films they deemed offensive.
