Sentence examples for proposals for enforcing from inspiring English sources

The Australians do disagree over proposals for enforcing the 1972 biological weapons convention, which the Bush administration rejects as flawed.

John Bourn Gateshead, Tyne & Wear The Lib Dems' proposal for enforced literacy and numeracy training in prisons is not a new idea, nor a very good one (Leader, September 23).

Colorado voters would be asked to weigh in on the two additional 15percenttaxax proposals and The Associated Press's Kristen Wyatt reported that some state lawmakers fear that voters will reject one or both of the tax proposals leaving the state stuck with the tab for enforcing pot sales but without the budget to pay for it.

The proposal would also eliminate several exemptions that currently allow federal employees and state and local consultants to avoid registering as lobbyists, it would require lobbyists to undergo ethics training, and it would make the Justice Department responsible for enforcing compliance.

Who's responsible for enforcing them?

There's no mechanism for enforcing that.

They were ranked 172 for enforcing contracts.

But since there are no proposals to enforce these ideas, they may simply die a death.Mr Kay's lack of enthusiasm for further regulation is understandable.

Banks have harshly criticized proposals to enforce the Volcker Rule, and it is not clear what will happen.

Evidence supporting this interpretation of the 14th amendment has come from archived Congressional records showing that proposals for federal legislation which would enforce school integration were debated in Congress a few years following the amendment's ratification.

In its first official comment on the European Commission's proposals to better enforce rules on spending and debt, the bank's governing council said there were too many escape clauses for nations using the euro.