Sentence examples for extensive enforcement from inspiring English sources

Laurence Williams, the chief nuclear inspector, said, "If we see any signs of significant failure to deliver, we will not hesitate to use our extensive enforcement powers".

Note that I am not suggesting this point system in lieu of the extensive enforcement and disciplinary rules already on the books of federal, state and self-regulators.

Although the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control recommends efforts to reduce the supply of tobacco to youth [ 23], to our knowledge, extensive enforcement efforts have so far been adopted only in the U.S., Canada and Australia, and all three countries have observed substantial and unprecedented reductions in smoking among youth [ 13, 24, 25].

"I have an extensive law enforcement background, and still train police officers.

If convicted of the new charges and deported, he would join thousands of other Muslim and Arab men sent home since Sept. 11, 2001, as part of an extensive law enforcement strategy that relies on the immigration courts to remove potential threats.

Therefore, we would encourage the RTG to issue a public statement expressing disappointment in the judge's decision, its intention to win on appeal, and a reiteration of Thailand's commitment to both the struggle against international terrorism and to its extensive law enforcement relationship with the United States.

ROME — The Italian police arrested more than 300 people, including local government officials, and seized millions of dollars in property, money, weapons and drugs across the country on Tuesday in one of the most extensive law enforcement operations against the crime syndicate known as 'Ndrangheta.

Unfortunately, this rationale provides little specific guidance in areas where it is not possible or desirable to remedy market failures in the generation or distribution of technology by more extensive assignment or enforcement of property rights.

And because his firm has extensive expertise in law enforcement, he said, it can help find the best ways to prosecute those who breach a company's defenses.

The United States Southern Command, which oversees a region that encompasses 32 countries from its headquarters in Miami, already has extensive ties with law enforcement agencies as part of an antidrug mission that dates to the 1980's.

It is offering one of the highest salaries in government service, up to $150,000 a year, and is suggesting that applicants have advanced degrees and extensive experience in law enforcement or crisis management.