Sentence examples for harder enforcement from inspiring English sources

"It has become a much bigger issue in the last three to five years because the federal government is taking a much harder enforcement approach," said Kevin B. McCoy, partner with Kruchko & Fries, a labor and employment law firm based in McLean, Va.

Looking at the range of effective "hard" enforcement mechanisms, we can reasonably rule out the use of force.

Councilman Rafi Manoukian agreed with a hard enforcement of the two-year period, saying he'd prefer to have a level playing field, but he still disagreed with the overall principal of the ban.

As the Iron Law of prohibition has it, "the harder the enforcement, the harder the drugs".

For them, living in the United States became harder when enforcement of immigration laws tightened after 9/11.

It's known as the "iron law of prohibition" or, as activist Richard Cowan, who coined the phrase, put it: "The harder the enforcement, the harder the drugs".

The evidence on this is inconclusive, although there are suggestions that a display ban makes it harder for enforcement agencies to identify counterfeit products.

Recently, the site ditched physical servers and moved its operations to the cloud, making it harder for enforcement agencies to track down the hosts of pirated content.

Changing the culture of an organization is hard; law enforcement no exception.

UN resolutions are "soft law" that have little direct effect, yet often lead to hard national enforcement.

During Mr. Obama's first two years, he leaned hard on enforcement, seeking to build credibility with Republicans to attract their votes for an immigration overhaul.