Sentence examples for may help enforce from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that government licensing strategies may help enforce these suggested advisories.

Highlighting additional risk staff face in having legal action succeed if brought against them if an incident report is not completed may help enforce the latter attitude amongst staff.

A poor experience of primary care, in part explained by a tendency for doctors to view refugees as unwanted and a burden on the National Health Service (NHS) [ 6, 7, 37] may also help enforce this stigma.

The other members of the six-party talks are needed to help enforce any agreement that may be made or to sustain sanctions on the way to it.

Eventually Mr. Baio may have to recruit "super users" to help enforce rules against self-promotion (venues can't enter their own listings, for example) and to weed out fake listings.

"We will help enforce adherence to the law and weed out those who may be taking advantage of the system," he said.

We may intervene in cases where our own interests are not directly under threat to help enforce the law of nature.

Since children may have their own idea of how to keep things organized, a basic to-do list will help enforce a sense of organization in your child.

The state's Agriculture Department would help enforce the rule.

The trustee will be obliged to help enforce this.

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