Sentence examples for move to enforce from inspiring English sources

Any move to enforce environmental standards by restricting the list to hybrids would probably be considered a form of regulation and subject to the same legal challenge.

But Guanajuato is no anomaly, women's rights advocates and some health officials say, since a broad move to enforce antiabortion laws has gained momentum in other parts of Mexico.

Parents at Roke primary school in Kenley, Surrey, have now said they intend to launch a legal challenge against the DfE's move to enforce academy sponsorship under the Harris chain.

While really just a proactive move to enforce the parts of the law left standing by the US supreme court's June decision, it's also a precedent-setting foray that gives VRA advocates in Congress political cover for their push to restore the guidelines that determine which jurisdictions' discriminatory pasts merit special oversight.

I strongly support the Giuliani administration's move to enforce a 1995 state measure "allowing it to expel homeless people from shelters if they violate an array of rules, including failing to participate in drug counseling and job training programs" (news article, Feb. 8).

If the high court were to revive the stop-and-arrest provisions, Arizona could move to enforce the law.

This week's announcement of moves to enforce common accounting standards across Europe is to be welcomed.

Mattel also moved to enforce a rule that subcontractors cannot hire two and three layers of suppliers below them.

Despite a state law saying that the pensions must be paid, no one in state government moved to enforce the law or propose a rescue plan.

While indirect taxes, including VAT (value-added taxes), were raised several times throughout the 1980s, moves to enforce payment of direct taxes met with resistance.

The answer to the problem was not to be found in Luxembourg, he said, but through pan-EU moves to enforce "tax harmonisation".