Sentence examples for further enforcement from inspiring English sources
"If we feel we are right, we will take further enforcement action".
The bank is not immune from further enforcement activity in the United States, however.
But the council said that it will look to take further enforcement action if the building isn't torn down.
The financial regulator said it had blocked seven payday loan brokers from taking on new business, with three in line for further "enforcement action".
"If you look at the language of the injunction, it seems to enjoin any further enforcement of the provision," Mr. Wizner said.
Further enforcement may also be taken in relation to the opening hours listed on their website, which are not in line with the original planning application".
There was also evidence that remnants of the problems that resulted in that 10th-place finish remain in an ageing team requiring further enforcements if a title challenge is to materialise.
Critics and former officials also say the industry's trade organization, the Investment Company Institute, exerted enormous influence -- both at the commission and in Congress -- in shaping what critics believe has been a lax set of policies that have further hampered enforcement efforts.
Mr. Donovan said that a separate settlement being worked out between state attorneys general and mortgage servicing companies would not thwart the new group's investigations, even if the settlement released companies from further law enforcement efforts related to mortgage servicing.
The security point there especially suggests a potential future sticking point for negotiations between the two sides, given recent European Court of Justice decisions have rejected blanket data retention policies being used by governments to further law enforcement and national security agendas — as a violation of EU citizens' fundamental rights.
Further, law enforcement officials across the nation began locking up Muslims who were on watch lists and putting them in prisons and jails without due process.
