Sentence examples for make it easier to enforce from inspiring English sources

Some European countries are resisting a proposed international agreement in The Hague that would make it easier to enforce judgments of American courts abroad.

Moreover, America's strong legal system should make it easier to enforce their rights.In March the record labels persuaded America's Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) to triple royalties for webcasters, to roughly a fifth of a cent per-song per-listener, with retroactive effect from the beginning of 2006.

Now, a new method for dating elephant tusks, described in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASS), could make it easier to enforce the ivory ban and save the African elephant from extermination say researchers.

Scientists say the findings, published in PNAS, could make it easier to enforce the ivory ban.

Accomplishing the former would aid in gathering data about postdocs, facilitate more uniform treatment, and make it easier to enforce the time limit.

The government hopes the new declarations will make it easier to enforce the import tax, says the BBC's Ignacio de los Reyes in Buenos Aires.

The law is intentionally vague in a way that may make it easy to enforce against a wide range of speech and activity.

Let's give them their own surf space — and let's make it easy to enforce.

Full disclosure, I realize, makes it easier to enforce the individual donor limit.

This allows GSIs to keep their personal email account private, and it also makes it easier to enforce their email policy.

One reason the belt-tightening continues is that technology and software have made it easier to enforce policies and track expenses.