Sentence examples for examples of enforcement from inspiring English sources

Some examples of enforcement techniques proposed under VZ include technological improvements in motor vehicles, installation of speed cameras, the use of red light cameras, and the professionalization of road users (Elvebakk 2007; City of New York 2014; Walljasper 2015; http://www.visionzeroinitiative.com/; Swedish Transport Administration 2012).

No other examples of enforcement are known; however, the influence of the chiefs is considerable and could be called upon if management measures are to be taken.

The study offered another compelling example of enforcement gone awry: reports that illegal immigrants who are stymied by a tighter border are staying put, setting down roots and bringing their families over.

One example of enforcement is the monitoring of prescribing of restricted drugs against agreed guidance with additional interventions if required.

The policy was laid out in a memo to law enforcement that provides concrete examples of law enforcement actions that would and would not be permissible.

History is filled with examples of law enforcement and intelligence officials overreaching during moments of perceived national security crisis.

Gen. Qasim Moussawi, said at a news conference held to give examples of law enforcement successes since the new Baghdad security plan started on Feb. 14.

There are, of course, still examples of law enforcement leaders who see the police as part of American society, not exempt from it.

For more examples of law enforcement officials doing good, check out these 10 cops who were all caught red-handed making the world a better place.

This study, with elaborate descriptions of attitudes towards the policies and examples of social enforcement (or reasons for the lack thereof) can inform future studies that aim to understand the larger social context and influence change.

The only exception the paper would tolerate is in "circumstances when no party to them possesses market power and the restraints are necessary to foster innovation and competition". What are examples of under-enforcement in this area owing to the more charitable rule-of-reason?