Sentence examples for have worked to enforce from inspiring English sources

Military officials have worked to enforce tougher restrictions on proselytizing and religious bias since a flare-up over religious discrimination in 2005 at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, where the football coach posted a locker room banner for "Team Jesus".

In Sudan, U.N. peacekeepers have worked to enforce the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed by the government of Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army.

The researchers note that Google has worked to enforce COPPA by requiring child app developers to certify that they comply with the law.

Until March, Sadr loyalists such as Abu Baqr had worked to enforce a freeze the cleric ordered last year on the militia's activities.

And since then, we have worked to tighten our verification system for letters and enforce it more rigorously.

I've also worked to enforce that her self confidence isn't built by cutting others down, and to look for good in others rather than something to be offended by. 1) Build, Don't Destroy.

For the last four-and-a-half months, the United States and our allies have worked within the Security Council to enforce that Council's long-standing demands, yet some permanent members of the Council have publicly announced they will veto any resolution that compels the disarmament of Iraq.

He called the case "a stinging defeat for the large banks and federal regulators who have worked for years to stop states from enforcing state consumer protection and antidiscrimination laws".

Duke admitted that Wal-Mart still had work to do in terms of enforcing its own standards and discipline on its global supply chain and setting an example for others in the industry.

If countries expect that the United States will not honor its promises, recent scholarship suggests that they might refuse to trade with or engage with the nation more broadly, in what my research describes as a "political hold-up problem". This could seriously undermine international cooperation – a system that the United States has worked hard to build and enforce over time.

"Only those who have worked on the government side have any appreciation of how difficult and expensive it is to try to enforce our immigration laws," he added.