Sentence examples for is committed to enforcing from inspiring English sources

"West Virginia is fully aware that the Big East Conference is committed to enforcing the 27-month notification period for members who choose to leave the conference," said the Big East commissioner John Marinatto.

"It's not as easy as you would think to be up to date and conversant with different countries' laws and to know which foreign laws the U.S. is committed to enforcing and which not".

John Brent, a spokesman for Stockwell Day, the public safety minister, said by e-mail, "Our government is committed to enforcing removal orders against those persons who are inadmissible to Canada".

"My client is committed to enforcing the congressional mandate faithfully, and to defending those restrictions in court -- if necessary, to the Supreme Court again," said Stephen L. Ascher, a private lawyer retained by the Legal Services Corporation.

While the Department of Homeland Security is responsible for policing employers who hire unauthorized workers, the Justice Department is committed to enforcing provisions of the 1996 Immigration and Nationality Act that prohibit employers from imposing different employment eligibility verification standards on noncitizens than on citizens, said Alejandro Miyar, a spokesman for the department.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, blending roles as a Senate candidate and first lady, told delegates to the annual convention of the N.A.A.C.P. here today that they should not be beguiled by the assurances of Gov. George W. Bush that he abhors discrimination and is committed to enforcing civil rights laws.

On Friday, bar owners said they were committed to enforcing the new rules.

"Twice, in 1994 and 1999, the government said it was committed to enforcing Shariah in this area, but it never did.

Claude Arnold, a special agent in charge of investigations for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said it showed that federal officials were "committed to enforcing the nation's immigration laws in the workplace to maintain the integrity of the immigration system".

Pentagon officials said President Bush and Mr. Rumsfeld had made no decisions about what role American troops might play in supporting 1,300 Nigerian peacekeepers who are committed to enforcing a cease-fire and providing relief aid.

It is unclear whether the Iranians, who fought a devastating war with Iraq that ended in 1990, are committed to enforcing the United Nations embargo or simply want to deprive the Americans of a reason to venture into Iran's territorial waters.