Sentence examples for necessary enforcing from inspiring English sources

Many of the countries have laws for the accessibility of antimicrobials only by prescription, but are not enforced properly, although many informants felt this law was necessary, enforcing this law has been difficult.

He also wanted statutory powers for the government's forensic science regulator, "to ensure and, if necessary, enforce compliance with quality standards".

Bob Hepple QC Chair, Equal Rights Trust Jackie Ashley misunderstands the essential function of the EHRC: to ensure that the legislation dealing with unlawful discrimination is regularly reviewed, widely understood, applied and if necessary enforced through tribunals or courts.

Two hundred years ago, treaties tended to be simple agreements between two parties, with each reserving the right to interpret (and, if necessary, enforce) the treaty's terms for itself.

If necessary, enforce the penalty you laid out for late rent payments.

In our experience, this strategy works remarkably well at representing biological data, containing the costs in software complexity, remaining amenable to formality where necessary without enforcing it where it is not.

The shutdown has also thrown sand in the legal machinery necessary to enforce environmental  rules.

I have asked Congress to authorize the use of America's military if it proves necessary to enforce UN Security Council demands.

It can no longer wield the political or institutional clout necessary to enforce a strict code of silence.

The city argues that the new measures are necessary to enforce discipline in the shelters and to make its new plan work.

As your article points out, there are perfectly valid reasons to ask those questions on the census since they are necessary to enforce laws and formulate government programs.