Sentence examples for guidelines to enforce from inspiring English sources

The industry has ramped up its efforts in advance of a gathering in Uruguay this week of public health officials from 171 nations, who plan to shape guidelines to enforce a global anti-smoking treaty.

Many societies seem hesitant to enforce guidelines across their respective communities because they believe ethical issues are best dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

The report urges professional groups to enforce guidelines on inviting speakers who reflect the group's membership, to provide professional development help such as mentoring and ensure a "reasonable representation" of women on editorial boards and in other leadership positions.

In fact, the lack of the efficient policy implementation framework, guidelines and directives necessary to enforce the provision of special educational needs has created a gap between the intended policy and what is actually implemented at the municipal and schools level.

Safety guidelines may be difficult to enforce in surveys with data collectors drawn from clinical settings in which universal precautions are not observed.

Others do not have laws relating to honey purity, or may release voluntary guidelines with no ability to enforce them.

But in a city where the standards for friendship are relatively lax, he admitted that such a guideline would be hard to enforce.

Community guidelines, though, can be difficult to enforce consistently across the world.

But it is down to the data regulators in the individual countries, including the UK's Information commissioners office (Ico), to enforce the guidelines.

Apple's iOS ecosystem has been chiefly implicated in this behavior, and Apple has said it'll work harder to enforce privacy guidelines.

Andrew Winters, the corporation's director of planning, design and development, said it had not yet been determined how to enforce those guidelines.