Sentence examples for higher enforcement from inspiring English sources

Higher enforcement leads firms to increase compliance with labor regulation among men.

Higher enforcement leads firms to substitute formal wage employees for informal wage employees among men.

Among women, higher enforcement leads to a reduction in the provision of mandated benefits at the province-sector level.

Laid-off women move to informal firms where they do not receive mandated benefits and self-employed women become informal wage employees, probably attracted by the probability of obtaining better employment conditions in the future due to higher enforcement.

In the general enforcement model, Theorem 2 shows that in any society it is impossible to have agents with opposite equilibrium preferences over enforcement expenditure, i.e., in equilibrium, if there is an agent who prefers higher enforcement expenditure to less, then there cannot be another agent in the same society who prefers less enforcement expenditure to a higher one.

A general pattern of higher compliance with labor regulation as a result of higher enforcement (with no distinction between men and women) was also reported by Ronconi (2010) for Argentina and Almeida and Carneiro (2012) and Almeida et al. (2013) for Brazil.

The search "shows the case is a high enforcement priority in France," Jacob S. Frenkel, a partner at the law firm of Smith, Gambrell & Russell in Washington and a former S.E.C. enforcement lawyer and former federal prosecutor, told Bloomberg News.

They were quick to brush aside complaints of racial profiling from minority troopers, and they frequently worried that heightened scrutiny would dampen enthusiasm for their highest enforcement priority: intercepting drugs on highway smuggling routes.

Law enforcement is currently grappling with a head-on conflict between the realities of teen behavior and the legal status of sexting images: Possession and distribution of child pornography is a serious felony – one of the FBI's highest enforcement priorities – punishable by lengthy prison sentences and registration as a sex offender.

These variations in risk, harms and cost need to be taken into account as we think about further efforts to deal with the use of these three substances.... Efforts to reduce social costs related to cannabis, for example, will likely involve shifting its legal status by decriminalizing casual use, to reduce the high enforcement costs.

There's risk of divorce ― it throws off marriage in high-enforcement communities".