Sentence examples for insufficient enforcement from inspiring English sources
Amidst possible explanations (e.g., size, age and isolation), insufficient enforcement is often speculated to be a key driver of marine sanctuary underperformance.
The more serious objection to Prop B is that these days puppy mills are not a product of insufficient legislation, but insufficient enforcement.
Robert Weissman focused on insufficient enforcement resources.
Outdated rules and insufficient enforcement are largely to blame.
Voters legalized growing and selling marijuana for recreational purposes, but industry officials and law enforcement officers have said complex regulations, high taxes and insufficient enforcement against illegal growers and sellers has allowed the black market to prosper.
Lee is barred by law from talking about specifics of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is nearing completion, but she said it contains only minor improvements on the Colombia deal, leaving union leaders to suspect there would be insufficient enforcement of the labor standards, especially in a country like Vietnam, where the Communist leadership permits only one party-controlled union.
But the problem in Boston was not insufficient law enforcement capacity but insufficient intelligence — a problem that hinders the military and law enforcement alike.
Horsley said the BRI suffers from a noncompetitive procurement process — studies indicate more than 80percentt of BRI overseas projects have been awarded to Chinese companies — as well as a lack of transparency, insufficient overseas enforcement from the Chinese government, and a disregard for internationally accepted environmental standards.
In a textbook example of faint-praise damnation, the report grants that Thailand "improved its anti-trafficking data collection", but then blasts the country for insufficient law-enforcement efforts, "corruption at all levels" and failing to protect victims or to "investigate, prosecute and convict ship-owners and captains for extracting forced labour from migrant workers".
Barriers to compliance and poor design of facilities, impractical guidelines and policies, lack of a framework for risk management, failure to apply behavioral-change theory, and insufficient obligation and enforcement by infection control personnel highlight the need of management systems in infection control in our hospital.
