Sentence examples for long-term enforcement from inspiring English sources

The version of eurobonds that might work as the missing long-term enforcement mechanism is almost the reverse of the Germans' ERF proposal: the "blue bonds" proposed two years ago by Jacques Delpla and Jakob von Weizsäcker.

While we acknowledge that the long-term enforcement of disruptive non-pharmaceutical interventions is not socially feasible, our results suggest that they have a key role to play, slowing the rate of growth of the pandemic until vaccination or antiviral drugs become available.

But to control illegal immigration for the long term, enforcement must be part of comprehensive immigration reform, he said.

Now, lawmakers, along with Gov. Rick Scott and Attorney General Pam Bondi, should be devising similar long-term law enforcement strategies specifically targeting those who promote human trafficking and freeing human slaves.

"This back and forth between regular and irregular states," the report notes, "reflects the reality that vulnerability-reducing regulations may not reach large classes of housing, nor will be effective long-term without continued enforcement".

Nunez noted that since this was a long-term investigation, law enforcement should have known there would be children in the apartment and prepared accordingly.

We systematically searched for longitudinal measures of illegal drug supply indicators to assess the long-term impact of enforcement-based supply reduction interventions.

Inclusion/exclusion criteria were as follows: only surveillance systems that included continuous longitudinal assessments of these outcomes of interest for at least 10 years were included because we specifically sought to assess the long-term impact of enforcement-based supply reduction strategies on illegal drug price and purity/potency.

Water pollution and other diminution of aquatic and wetland habitats may limit distribution and pose long-term threats if the enforcement of water quality standards is not upheld.

Other state resources to go for help include Area Agencies on Aging, Long-Term Care Ombudsman, law enforcement, legal services, and domestic violence programs.

The challenges that Mr. Keller identifies — dealing with long-term health issues, public safety, enforcement and regulation — are all very real and serious.