Sentence examples for priority of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Asking it to arbitrate undermines its credibility, damaging its first priority of enforcing free-trade rules.One problem is that the WTO is seen as the only game in town.

When a judge dropped the most serious charges against Mr Duvalier in January, citing a ten-year statute of limitations, Mr Martelly refused to share his opinion, citing the separation of powers between the executive and the judiciary.The conflict between Haiti's two leaders, and their competing priorities of enforcing the law and luring investors, soon reached a breaking point.

General Powell said that during his Middle East travels, he would give priority to enforcing the United Nations' effort "to deny Iraq the opportunity to purchase weapons or material" for weapons of mass destruction and "to keep their missile program under control".

"The administration needs to make it clear to the public and to the rank and file within ICE that it has a firm and clear policy of enforcing the law within its priorities and discouraging going after cases that are not within its priorities," said Gregory Chen, director of advocacy for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Tsipras, whose popularity has plummeted as a result of enforcing measures he once promised to eradicate, has now made debt relief a priority.

In what I'll chalk up to a refreshing "twist" in a document this dull, the survey acknowledges that the current administrative and social harms of enforcing prohibition laws "are onerous and need to be balanced with other safety priorities".

For network reconstruction purposes, relative reaction rates can be encoded in the form of priorities to enforce in which temporal sequence competing transitions fire [ 7, 20, 21].

They are another means of enforcing reforms.

The priority, on the contrary, should be the construction of strong public authorities, with the creation of a prosecutor, including a European state prosecutor, capable of enforcing their decisions.

Experts say these appointments are not intended specifically to threaten Taiwan, but are part of China's overall military development, where a top priority is enforcing the mainland's claim of sovereignty over the island if necessary.

Those who agree and disagree with the new LDS policy are operating from very different frameworks of moral priorities: enforcing fairness and protecting from harm vs. respecting authority and avoiding impurity.