Sentence examples for matters enforce from inspiring English sources

In the provinces they could exercise powers of police; raise military forces; regulate industrial, commercial, and agricultural matters; enforce censorship; administer the financial affairs of various communities; assign and collect taxes; and wield considerable judicial authority in civil and criminal affairs.

A UN Security Council resolution on the matter must enforce compliance through clearly defined timelines and consequences.

The 29th ID Soldiers performed as the KFOR staff, serving as subject matter experts, enforcing KFOR orders, systems and procedures, and working with JMRC to help the deploying troops achieve their training objectives.

Lately, the region's Cossacks have focused on local matters, like enforcing curfews and driving out a local population of Meskhetian Turks.

The dog run draws complaints about barking and odor, but Ms. Inglese hopes to improve matters by enforcing the dog run's rules that restrict pack walkers to four dogs each.

Or is it simply a matter of enforcing more purposefully the rules that already exist?

Never mind Mr. Bush's claim that his decision to impose high tariffs on imported steel was simply a matter of enforcing the law.

Tackling child prostitution is a matter of enforcing laws that make it a crime to persuade or force under-18s into selling sex, she says.Under-age prostitution is very common in Brazil.

Like his counterparts, Kuwait's minister of state for foreign affairs, Dr. Muhammad al-Sabah, couched his nation's support as a matter of enforcing the will of the United Nations.

"I intend to ensure that our outstanding subpoenas and document requests relating to the U.S. attorneys matter are enforced," said Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan and chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.

If U.S. punishment is obvious or a matter of enforcing norms, then more proof is needed.