Sentence examples for issue in enforcing from inspiring English sources

The limited resources provided to the commissioner may be an issue in enforcing this, particularly if the commissioner needs to go to the federal court to impose penalties on an entity; the court costs would have to be borne by the commissioner, a cost his office currently cannot afford under its budget.

University of Michigan economist Joel Slemrod argues that states would face significant issues in enforcing the tax.

Henry Tang, chairman of the Committee of 100, a group of Chinese-Americans engaged in public policy issues, said that in enforcing the new rules, security officials "are no different than a highway patrolman suspecting someone merely by virtue of their physical characteristics".

This debate has been intensified by the African Union's call last year, following the prompting of a few leaders, for member states not to cooperate with the I.C.C. in enforcing the indictment issued against President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan.

But Twitter's maddening inconsistency in enforcing its policies makes the issue more complicated.

What role do men have in enforcing or propagating women's physical issues?

Mr. Hawke also tangled with state regulators when he issued guidelines in February saying that his agency has the upper hand in enforcing lending laws.

School staff may help in enforcing this.

South Africa is on high alert as a surge of power plant maintenance issues have led to a spike in enforced black-outs throughout the country, temporarily depriving millions of electricity and raising criticism of the government's failure to address a longstanding need for more energy infrastructure.

One critical issue remains enforcing any agreement.

There's also the issue of enforcing copyright law.