Sentence examples for maintaining and enforcing from inspiring English sources

In this context, we should be under no illusion that maintaining and enforcing environmental, health and social protection would remain a priority without EU guidance and enforcement.

This study is largely in line with economic sociology, arguing that the labor contract is coordinated through an authoritarian hierarchy rather than a pure pricing mechanism and that the social ties between employer and employees play a vital role in establishing, maintaining, and enforcing an effective contract.

The changes will favor large companies and "are going to increase the costs of obtaining, maintaining, and enforcing patents for universities and individual inventors," predicts Carl Gulbrandsen, managing director of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) in Madison, which helps commercialize inventions from the University of Wisconsin.

We must act to make sure that our young people are safe today and hold all members of the community responsible for maintaining and enforcing their safety.

"Shame is an incredibly powerful force for maintaining and enforcing prevalent attitudes," she explained in an interview with Vanessa de Largie for The Huffington Post.

Its central figure is a gay Arab in his mid-twenties named Rasa who is living with his paternal grandmother, Teta, whose main focus, like a lot of grandmothers, is maintaining and enforcing conformity, conservative values, and eib--Arabic for shame.

The commodore said the Fiji Military Forces reserved the right to use force if necessary to maintain and enforce the curfew.

In addition, the exchange found that Spear did not develop, maintain and enforce written procedures for its professional customer and specialist operations.

In many cases that stigma is driven by government policies that continue to maintain and enforce repressive policies toward those groups.

And the question is not what John Ashcroft or Arlen Specter hold as religious views, but whether the sacrosanct provisions of the First Amendment on freedom of religion will be maintained and enforced.

Future trade deals will require signatories to "adopt, maintain and enforce" the five fundamental standards of the International Labour Organisation, which uphold freedom of association and collective bargaining and forbid forced labour, child labour and discrimination.