Sentence examples for measures that enforce from inspiring English sources

As Bernstein observes, "if it's such a freakin' problem to introduce measures that enforce acting in the best interests of average people saving for their retirement years, then maybe there's a hitch in your business model".

However, this study shows that trial registration has not developed equally in all parts of the world, and that good compliance with registration requires a coalescence of global and local measures that enforce and encourage registration.

NEW YORK TIMES   Regulators Adopt New Tools to Prevent Another Flash Crash  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission has adopted measures that would enforce marketwide circuit breakers and prevent erroneous trades from entering the system.

One could question the usefulness of laws that arguably amount to feel-good measures that are hard to enforce.

As the central government's powers weaken relative to those of the provinces, it will become increasingly difficult to enforce measures that threaten local economic interests.

Tsipras's leftist-led administration, while acutely aware that the majority of Greeks wish to remain part of the eurozone, insists that it does not have a mandate to enforce measures that would worsen living standards and Greece's economic woes.

UNICEF is calling on governments to enact and enforce measures that provide a protective environment for children.

"Governments have a responsibility to enforce measures that are in place to make sure that families and children are protected," says UNICEF Communication Office for Child Protection, Geoffrey Keele.

It is everyone's duty to ensure children are safe from harm, and governments have a responsibility to enact and enforce measures that provide a protective environment for all children.

The states could start enforcing measures that are already on the books, such as overtime provisions, or they could chip in for expanded workforce training programmes.One blunt instrument is the minimum wage.

MADRID — Portugal's finance minister, Vítor Gaspar, unexpectedly resigned Monday amid a prolonged recession that citizens have attributed largely to austerity measures that he helped enforce in accordance with the demands of the country's international creditors.