Sentence examples for increases in enforcement from inspiring English sources
And despite the many laws against corruption, and increases in enforcement of those laws, bribery in particular continues to thrive and the costs to business and to society continue to escalate.
On the other hand, provinces in the West such as Yunnan and Sichuan as well as Henan in the Central do not show increases in enforcement over the period.
The report shows "significant increases in enforcement actions against tax criminals and a robust rise in convictions". According to the report, in 2013, IRS-CI initiated over 5,300 cases and recommended over 4,300 for prosecution.
In Table 7, I analyze how the changes in the enforcement level across provinces, sectors, and over time impact the composition of employment between wage employment and self-employment.14 For the sample of men, column 1 shows that increases in enforcement lead to increases in the share of wage employment in relation to self-employment.
The increase in enforcement was necessary because there were signs that home recyclers could be growing lax, said Thomas J. Lauro, commissioner of the Westchester County Department of Environmental Facilities.
"There is no question that there has been a big, big increase in enforcement across the board," said Edward Alden, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Gary Messenger, head of strategy and partnerships for Homeless Link, said: "Our members report an increase in begging in some parts of England, this could explain the increase in enforcement.
This act is "part of a package of measures to underpin the Border and Immigration Agency which consists of new powers, a substantial increase in enforcement resource and exploitation of identity technology, in particular to tackle illegal working".
This chapter traverses the background to antibribery laws that have international reach from the first such law to the antibribery legal landscape today, including the significant increase in enforcement of these laws.
Our results indicate that an increase in enforcement consistent with an international phytosanitary standard that partially prevents the arrival of ambrosia beetles (30% arrival reduction) would have a strong, positive impact for forest landowners.
