Sentence examples for formulation and enforcement from inspiring English sources
Prof. Singh serves on the advisory board of several Indian corporations, and advises the Competition Commission of India, Government of India, in formulation and enforcement of competition law and policy.
In a review of management strategies implemented to reduce human-bear conflicts in several municipalities, Peine [24] summarized that the impetus for conflict management policy formulation and enforcement often followed a specific injury event or economic and public health concerns.
Number and examples of countries adopting formal processes of policy analysis, formulation and enforcement.
While the formulation and enforcement of regulations have an important role to play in safety, data collection and analysis, training and education, fisheries management and perhaps above all, the attitudes and relationships of all parties concerned, also play a key part.
Three specific stages from the policy cycle are addressed in particular: policy formulation, implementation and enforcement.
We implemented an access control framework for policy formulation, management, and enforcement that allows access to OS resources and also permits controlled collaboration and coordination for service components running in disjoint containerized environments under a single Linux OS server instance.
The Secretary, by § 10i, 7 U.S.C.A. § 610(i), is authorized 'in order to effectuate the declared policy' of the Act, and 'in order to obtain uniformity in the formulation, administration, and enforcement of Federal and State programs relating to the regulation of the handling of agricultural commodities,' to confer and cooperate with duly constituted authorities of any state.
The approach is based on a mortar formulation and the enforcement of contact constraints is realized with dual Lagrange multipliers.
After its formulation and imperial enforcement towards the end of the fourth century, this sort of Christian theology reigned more or less unchalleged.
Trust formation and enforcement is also supported.
By 1992, one year after the ratification of CRC, Sri Lanka adopted a policy document known as the Children's Charter with a view to ensuring that standards of the CRC would guide law reform and enforcement, policy formulation, and resource allocation.
