Sentence examples for predictable enforcement from inspiring English sources
In the end Survival Sunday became the last word in the predictable enforcement of football power and wealth.
He also said he will seek to establish market incentives, as well as "vigorous, predictable enforcement," to encourage industry to better protect the environment.
So economists emphasize the role of contract enforcement and predictable government policies to foster investment and growth.
The roughly $750,000 annual contract is more predictable than public law-enforcement costs, airport spokeswoman Jenny Wedge said.
Rather, according to Clinton administration thinking, the idea is to simplify competition laws and, in the words of one official last year, create a consensus among regulators to make "antitrust enforcement coherent and predictable".
The need to both craft clear, predictable rules and renew vigorous enforcement inclines us toward the progressive approach, and it shapes the four proposals at the heart of our recent report.
Enforcement done on a predictable schedule didn't further reduce hake sales significantly.
The promise is of an economy with a more predictable legal environment and with stricter enforcement of protection for intellectual property rights.
She joins an administration that has not yet shown its hand on antitrust policy, and antitrust enforcement is not necessarily predictable along party lines.
Identifying these side effects makes the enforcement process much more predictable.
