Sentence examples for of enforcing of from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Budget Office and studies by the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans and others predict the number of workers who get health insurance at work will change little because of the law, despite Obama's one-year delay of enforcing of its so-called employer mandate that companies offer coverage or face financial penalties.

✒In his second stint at the Daily Mail, Simon Heffer has yet to take on the role of enforcer of correct usage that he had in his previous job at the Telegraph titles.

Rather, he gives us a lucid, cogent panorama of grief and loss, from the first diagnosis of illness to a provisional - it never could be final - acceptance of his enforced membership of "the club of the left-over living".

Social, economic, cultural and political aspects of exclusion enforce deprivations of the basic amenities of life [ 12].

Sri Lanka faces continued allegations over the rape and torture of detainees, enforced disappearances of activists and the intimidation of journalists.

The present paper deals with the design of local control laws governing the movement and collision avoidance of such groups of AVs, enforcing the safeness of the operations as well as task completions.

Law enforcement must be reformed and rendered capable of enforcing the rights of minorities that are adequately protected in letter by the original 1973 Constitution.

However, several international NGOs have accused the current government of enforcing the "justice of the victorious".

That is, we're charged with the responsibility of enforcing the law, of sometimes using force.

"We have to explore the consequences of silencing a community, the danger of enforcing stereotypes -- of gays and of the military," Mr. Wolf said.

"It is an issue of enforcing the explicit language of our Constitution".