Sentence examples for kind of enforcement from inspiring English sources

I resent paying taxes for this kind of enforcement," says Ayal Amzel, owner of Yali's Café, near the university.

Immigrants who had worked in other states said they never operated under the kind of enforcement pressure that exists in the agricultural regions near the Canadian border.

In the kind of enforcement action that is almost unheard of in aviation, federal agents seized the records of several of Alaska Airlines' MD-80's.

Though Pitt has changed his tone recently, he appears to have little use for any kind of enforcement activity — whether by the S.E.C. itself or through shareholder class actions.

Of the 120 countries that have now signed up to the court 33 the biggest single group—are from Africa.One of the difficulties faced by the court is its lack of any kind of enforcement mechanism.

Newman said that these companies were unlikely to be too concerned about the latest development at HMRC. "Until they see some kind of enforcement in place it will be business as usual," he said.

Unfortunately, the top law enforcement officials in many of the American states want Congress to muck with Section 230 in a terrible way, by giving states all kinds of enforcement rights surrounding online speech that they don't have today.

The Internal Revenue Service, its staff reduced by a sixth since 1992 and its mission shifted to customer service, has virtually stopped pursuing more than one million tax delinquents and has sharply curtailed other kinds of enforcement.

"I assure you that politics did not factor in these kinds of enforcement decisions," he said.

It also really makes being a cop a better job; I don't think the cops relish the idea of going face to face with people every day and having to do certain kinds of enforcement, even if that's what the higher echelon required.

"You can get all kinds of enforcements and get a club closed down for overcrowding and drugs, and they will be reopened again and be back in business," said Susan Finley, vice president of the Flatiron Alliance, a cooperative of community groups focused on quality-of-life concerns.