Sentence examples for properly enforcing from inspiring English sources

For the Inside Out programme, he debated the issue with Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens who said he believes law enforcers had caused widespread drug abuse by not properly enforcing existing laws.

Meanwhile, a passport would mean there would be less need to rely on the European Commission to make sure national governments were properly enforcing detailed rules.

"Foxhunting is a cruel pursuit and we need to know that Scottish ministers are serious about properly enforcing the law passed by the Scottish parliament to ban it.

That will include conducting an inquiry into whether the federal agency that regulates electricity markets has been properly enforcing the law.

State administrators contend that they are simply complying with federal pressure to be tightfisted with taxpayers' money and properly enforcing the tougher rules passed by Congress in the 1996 welfare overhaul.

"The naming and shaming of unscrupulous businesses which flout the national minimum wage will be worthless unless ministers commit to properly enforcing the minimum wage, which they have so far failed to do," said Ian Murray, Labour's shadow minister for employment relations.

We also need policies that support consumer product safety standards for all guns, public funding for gun violence prevention research, and resources and authority for law enforcement agencies to properly enforce gun safety laws.

He said: "We need competition policy properly enforced.

Some say we don't properly enforce the laws.

If the rules aren't properly enforced, the problem will be even worse.

Until planning restrictions are properly enforced, protected land risks becoming a cheap futures market for developers.