Sentence examples for more consistent enforcement from inspiring English sources

"We believe this modification will give officials a useful tool and allow for more consistent enforcement of the current time violation rule," said Brad Drewett, the ATP president, in a news release.

It would also like to see an extension of the various local acts that deal with horses to cover the whole of Wales to aid more consistent enforcement.

Continued demand for foreign investment and the growth of significant global companies based in emerging markets will further expose these countries to international practices and encourage the adaptation and more consistent enforcement of local laws.

Likewise for STRICTA, we advocate for more consistent enforcement of adherence to the guidelines.

Mr President, Commissioner, throughout the work on these two directives, the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe has been an adherent of more stringent monitoring of compliance with the rules on driving and resting times, and we welcome the digital tachograph, for there is a need for more uniform and consistent enforcement of the rules.

What we've trying to do is make enforcement more consistent with the rule book than in the past".

The Justice Department's recent about-face on a voting rights case was such a betrayal of long-standing DOJ policy that a group of former political appointees and career lawyers filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court on Friday, citing more than two decades of consistent enforcement of the rule in question – until Trump.

The enforcement must become stricter and more consistent.

The law enforcement community needs to be more consistent about treating a drug overdose as a medical emergency and not as an opportunity to harass and/or arrest someone for minor drug offenses.

Couple this with consistent enforcement, and the city will have more revenues and residents will have renewed respect for their city workers.

These included two options that were more consistent with social reform (education, economy) and two options that were more consistent with enforcement and punishment (police, jails).