Sentence examples similar to quit enforcing from inspiring English sources
But less than three months after the quit notice was enforced, the barracks was re-opened for the Libyans.
The World Health Organisation's (WHO) Mpower summarises the six basic measures for reducing smoking: monitoring tobacco use; protecting people from smoke in public places; offering help for smokers to quit; warning about the dangers; enforcing bans on advertising; and raising taxes.
He quit after concluding the union was more focused on intimidation and enforcing its own beliefs than on protecting workers.
Though he quit his fraternity at William & Mary after six months because he hated the enforced friendships and the hazing, he still exudes a fraternal "Need a hand with that keg?" air.
The most frequent levels within each variable were ages 50 59, women, never smokers, workers in facilities banning smoking altogether, workers in facilities where smoking policies were enforced, and practitioners who felt only somewhat prepared to assist patients to quit smoking.
For my next attempt I think I'll try something really radical: I will quit cold turkey and place an enormous amount of pressure on my current boyfriend (non-smoker) to enforce the ban.
These measures include establishing and enforcing smokefree environments, warning about the risks of tobacco use, increasing the cost of tobacco (taxation), offering quit smoking assistance, and enforcing bans on tobacco advertising and promotion [ 10].
Many Tory MPs clamour for Britain to quit the world's most powerful human rights instrument, the European convention on human rights, and the court that enforces it.
But these need enforcing.
