Sentence examples for looking to enforce from inspiring English sources

And as the crackdown continues at home, the Chinese Communist Party has started to expand its reach, looking to enforce censorship, increase surveillance and silence dissent across borders.

"So they're looking to enforce a measure of uniformity and still give people enough options that there's never going to be some combination of those that you couldn't wear somewhere else – even if you don't," said Conti.

Anthropology has typically imposed modern values on to our ancestors, and the concept of "natural order" is often invoked by those looking to enforce a certain way of being in the present.

The proposed rules were looking to enforce new tax transparency rules by the end of 2020.

Gamers in particular have felt the impact of Google's efforts to avoid major lawsuits from those looking to enforce copyrights over the last few years.

So it has proved as Elliott Management looks to enforce court rulings demanding that Argentina cough up $2 billion it owes to the hedge fund.

BAT's successful, but exploitative, Chinese model offers lessons for Evers as he looks to enforce good corporate citizenship upon Foxconn in exchange for billions of government dollars.

A severely understaffed police department meets at this intersection of poverty and violence, as 98 officers with limited tools and resources look to enforce the law for a city of 100,000.

Ofer Lion, a Los Angeles tax lawyer who represents tax-exempt organizations, said that even if the IRS proceeds, the agency "usually acts very slowly". "They are now being looked to enforce these restrictions on political and lobbying activities at the pace of the campaign, which is something they're not used to and not built for," Lion said.

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So the group adopts a nativist stance, looking to build walls, enforce regulations and impose taxes that discourage outside people and goods.