Sentence examples for more vigorous enforcement from inspiring English sources

More vigorous enforcement of existing laws would fill any voids, they said.

Mr. Rove was also among those at the White House who pushed for more vigorous enforcement of voter fraud cases.

It was never going to happen by having the government sweep through and impose a wave of draconian new regulations, although a more vigorous enforcement of existing laws might have helped.

Ms. White's approach could well signal more vigorous enforcement by the S.E.C. against companies found to have violated the law by requiring extensive changes in their operations in addition to the usual financial penalties.

Broaching the subject in his speech here today, Mr. Bush did not call for any new gun-control laws but for more vigorous enforcement of existing ones, the position that conservative Republicans in Congress have long favored.

It is therefore heartening to hear recent statements by senior U.S. officials in favor of more vigorous enforcement of national laws that prohibit sales of unlicensed firearms to foreigners.

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg also criticized the bail system and in effect decriminalized marijuana by ordering her deputies not to bother prosecuting simple possession cases — this at a time when Sessions is calling for more vigorous marijuana enforcement and other moves that herald a return to the disastrous drug enforcement policies of the 1980s.

It's not yet clear how effective more vigorous copyright enforcement — of the kind proposed by Senator Patrick Leahy and the Obama administration's "copyright czar," Victoria Espinel — would be in deterring piracy.

The condition is ripe for political actions in the form of policy change, more vigorous law enforcement, and government budgetary allocation for air pollution control.

There's no danger that government or corporations will roll back the clock on the Civil Rights Act but it does send another strong signal to government agencies to slacken up even more in vigorous enforcement of anti-discrimination laws.

The exchange between Chizik and Roe Lach provided another example of the N.C.A.A.'s more vigorous emphasis on enforcement.