Sentence examples for introduce and enforce from inspiring English sources

Howard proposed each state and territory should introduce and enforce a firearm licensing and registration system requiring people to have a "genuine reason" for having a firearm, such as sport or target shooting, recreational hunting or being a farmer.

Howard proposed each state and territory should introduce and enforce a firearm licensing and registration system which required people to have a "genuine reason" for having a firearm, such as sport or target shooting, recreational hunting or being a farmer.

The ban will expire at the end of May and the conservation group WWF called on Tuesday for Mexico to introduce and enforce a permanent ban on all gillnets.

Moreover, one can argue that even classic civil rights have social and economic aspects: To secure freedom from inhuman and degrading treatment, for instance, a society may need to do more than introduce and enforce appropriate criminal statutes.

Still, Sarbanes-Oxley notwithstanding, the probusiness George W. Bush administration has generally resisted the urge to introduce and enforce greater levels of oversight, leaving it to the business community to self-regulate in many areas and deal with its own mess.

I noticed particularly how one teacher saw food as an important area of socialisation, which she would use to introduce and enforce particular traditional norms.

In the US, Arra Hitech privacy legislation (2009) introduced – and enforced – strict guidelines around breach disclosure and notification.

Most of what is happening in Venezuela is the logical conclusion of the policies introduced and enforced by Chávez.

A restrictive dress code was first introduced and enforced by President Omar al-Bashir's Islamist government after it came to power in a coup 20 years ago.

Under the law, senior managers of financial firms are responsible for introducing and enforcing internal policies designed to prevent law breaking.

In this environment, transformation emerges when worldviews change (science can be a good driver here), when new goals are set, when rules are introduced (and enforced), when the flow of information changes and when confidence reaches a threshold and spreads throughout the network like wildfire.