Sentence examples for making enforcing from inspiring English sources

Atherton had a very active public life having power and taking part in the law making, enforcing and interpreting affairs of the colony.

President Obama has made enforcing corporate accountability one of the signature goals of his administration, recently attacking wrongdoing on Wall Street.

Tracey Crouch, another Conservative MP, points out that many commercial buildings such as pubs contain residential parts too, which can make enforcing the new law difficult for police.In Camden, the squatters are expecting to be evicted soon.

They pushed through a 1998 law that made enforcing the tax laws harder and justified their action by pointing to witnesses who testified that they had been harassed by I.R.S. agents.

The local police were called to the scene in each instance, but finding the drone and its owner proved no easy task, which makes enforcing the drone regulations all the more difficult.

In many ways, Facebook's decision to simplify its gun policy earlier this year was intended to make enforcing it easier.

The Islamic Republic of Iran made enforcing contracts easier and faster by introducing electronic filing of some documents, text message notification, and an electronic case management system (World Bank [2013]).

Along with the other unfixable flaws, subjectivity, complexity and uncertainty make enforcing additionality impossible.

But a patchwork of jurisdictions has made enforcing the law near the Orange Line more difficult, Lewis said.

We identified a deliberate conspiracy of ignorance within the industry, which made enforcing the rules almost impossible.

That makes enforcing the Leahy law and ensuring US arms are not implicated in human rights violations a serious challenge.