Sentence examples for month to enforce from inspiring English sources

(Community Board 5 called on the city last month to enforce the terms of the restrictive declaration rather than change them, though it applauded improved access to the windows).

The A.C.L.U. is also advising lawyers' groups planning to deploy to polling places in November to enforce the rights of former convicts who have restored their voting privileges.

A13 Seat Belt Campaign Promising A brief campaign in May to enforce seat belt laws in eight Southern states pushed use up by nine percentage points, government figures show.

A copy of the filing, which was provided to The New York Times, shows that city officials asked a judge in September to enforce a subpoena previously issued to one manufacturer of prescription opioids, the Janssen Pharmaceuticals unit of Johnson & Johnson.

Marilyn F. Balmer, a top egg expert for the Food and Drug Administration, was training inspectors in July to enforce the agency's new egg safety rule when she parked the van she was driving near a henhouse at a farm in Manheim, Pa.

A brief campaign in May to enforce seat-belt laws in eight Southern states, supplemented by television and radio advertisements, pushed use up by nine percentage points, government figures show.

Ms. Kroes did not forbid operators from blocking specific Internet services, saying she would not micromanage the industry, but rather advised national regulators to create new guidelines, in effect rejecting calls by the European Parliament in November to enforce net neutrality in European law.

Six CCTV cameras were installed in the city in August to enforce bus lane restrictions.

Among its lawsuits have been at least two against RIM, including one in May that also involved ViewSonic and HTC; and most recently a case against RIM at the end of November to enforce arbitration.

He unsuccessfully tried to convince British prime minister Theresa May to enforce new sanctions on a visit to London this week. .

Dorothy Capers, the city's deputy corporation counsel, said officials had been in court three times since July, most recently last month, trying to enforce the order barring use of the second story, which officials said was shuttered because of shoddy rehabilitation work and stairwells and exit lights that were not up to code.