Sentence examples for more time enforcing from inspiring English sources
"Instead of spending their time distorting and misrepresenting Governor Bush's priorities, the Clinton-Gore administration ought to spend more time enforcing our existing gun laws," said Scott McClellan, a spokesman for Mr. Bush.
Parents, he added, can help protect their teenagers by being more active in enforcing restrictions, by spending more time with them while they are behind the wheel and by varying their driving experiences, before and after licensing.
But nations belonging to the Economic Community of West African States, or Ecowas, which will have to monitor and enforce the resolution, wanted more time.
As enforcing the bound-consistency is much more time consuming than performing other narrowing tools, we parallelize the procedure, using Intel TBB.
They were bought for a combined £9.3m, after the secretary of state enforced an export ban giving museums and galleries more time to raise funds.
The slower transducer speed enforced by the AWBU decreases inter-image distance, allowing the reader more time to identify small masses.
The reforms made work rather than cash benefits the expectation and enforced this by increasing the incentives of both employees and their employers to invest more time and effort in accommodation and rehabilitation following the onset of a disability.
Pressure and coercion were at times enforced with physical intimidation and violence.
Boards are devoting less time to strategy and more to enforcing regulations.
