Sentence examples for further steps to enforce from inspiring English sources

The spokesperson for the show's producers added that they were pleased that their "persistent lobbying", conducted in tandem with others within the industry, led the CMA to announce further steps to enforce and tighten existing legislation last week.

Federica Mogherini, the EU's foreign policy chief, is not thought to be an ardent advocate at present of further practical steps to enforce differentiation between Israel and Israeli settlements, while one previously strongly pro-Palestinian EU member, Greece, is said to have shifted its position, seeking better economic and diplomatic relations with Israel.

Here, in contrast, President Obama has taken steps to enforce existing statutes, not ignore them.

The court can then take the usual steps to enforce the fine.

"Unlike Canute, the court can take steps to enforce its injunction pending trial".

On June 27th the White House issued a technical note faulting Bangladesh for "not taking steps" to enforce "internationally recognised worker rights".

If any violations are found, the Guild will take all necessary steps to enforce the contract".

In 1997 the EU agreed to a further measure to enforce fiscal and budgetary discipline inside the euro zone.

[C2.] Russia Enforces Yukos Claim Russian authorities made further moves to enforce a $3.4 billion tax claim against Yukos, but they also took steps not to disrupt its production of crude oil.

"Key first steps are to enforce existing regulations to stop overuse of fertilisers.

(j)  The Attorney General is authorized to take any steps necessary to enforce this order.