Sentence examples for has enforced regulations from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government has enforced regulations in domestic supply chains and global REE commerce due in part to China's new environmental regulations, but mostly to its rapidly growing demand.

The Department of Agriculture and Markets Division of Animal Industryy has enforced a number of important regulations aimed at eradicating and controlling avian influenza in the live bird marketing system within the state's borders.

Since 1870, California Fish and Game wardens have enforced wildlife regulations.

California regulators have enforced the diesel regulations as they have begun to take effect in recent years by conducting on-road inspections and other investigations and issuing fines for the companies found in violation.

Due to this emergence the Department of Energy (DOE) and Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) have enforced strict emission regulations for diesel emissions.

Though the cause was ruled arson, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and others have said that Ashley's death could have been prevented if the city had enforced its own regulations.

Mexico City was given the democratic vote in 1998 — before that, the ruling party, the PRI, appointed the city's mayors — and since then has been governed by a series of center-left mayors who have enforced stricter building regulations.

Mexico City was given the democratic vote in 1998 before that, the ruling party, the PRI, appointed the city's mayors and since then has been governed by a series of center-left mayors who have enforced stricter building regulations.

Of course, the enforced regulations haven't put an end to the problem, but they've certainly helped – why not do the same for laxatives?

Cheap labor and weakly enforced regulations have also made Mexico a major repository of wastes from the north.

And weak or poorly enforced regulations have left many nursing homes with potentially deadly problems: not enough staff, lack of backup generators and automatic sprinkler systems, and shaky plans for evacuating residents and getting them to new facilities when a disaster strikes.