Sentence examples for progress enforcing from inspiring English sources

But Democrats and the one Republican senator at the hearing — held by a Senate Appropriations subcommittee — expressed frustration with progress enforcing safety rules, particularly concerning flawed goods from China.

In particular, logical empiricist methodologies and Popper's Critical Rationalism would inhibit scientific progress by enforcing restrictive conditions on new theories.

Without better data we continue to fly blind, unable to monitor progress and enforce accountability.

"Because of their tremendous dedication and hard work, we have made significant progress this past year in enforcing our nation's immigration and customs laws, and in protecting public safety and national security.

Even the visual representation of the repression is the same- old white men clinging to power passing laws to stop progress, angry policemen enforcing repressive laws, and uncanny-valley-faced politicians defending the bigoted laws to further their national careers.

Health professional boards in developing countries are making progress in establishing and enforcing CPD requirements for re-licensing [ 11].

Every patient's teeth will be thoroughly tested each year, while progressively more stringent standards for adequate yearly dental progress will be enforced.

Firstly, the pre-diabetic specific outcome plots are feedback, on an ad hoc base and via the PCMS, to corresponding village doctors to help them to: a) demonstrate and re-enforce progress made; b) alert lagging behind and leverage more rigorous lifestyle changes; c) identify "difficult" pre-diabetics and set priority intervention targets.

Less progress has been made on applying and enforcing risk compliant building regulations and land use planning principles, as well as identifying safe land for low-income citizens.

Europe has also tried to make progress on the toughest aspect of building codes — enforcing them and getting ordinary people to notice and care.

Women have made huge progress – with a fair way to go – without the state enforcing polite conversation about women, or people having to defend their right to free speech by invoking section 18D.