Sentence examples for record enforcing from inspiring English sources

Democrats in Congress remain skeptical of Obama's claims about improved labor and environmental standards, in part due to the administration's weak record enforcing such standards in existing trade pacts.

But OPEC's record of enforcing quotas on its 12 members is patchy.

More broadly, China's record on enforcing international sanctions remains weak, many experts say.

But the Bush administration's record in enforcing its own regulations is inconsistent.

"And its record on enforcing codes of conduct on the part of borrowing governments is dismal".

These protections would not necessarily insure fair treatment, especially given the Bush Administration's poor record of enforcing labor laws.

On trade, a spokesman for Mr. Kerry said, Mr. Bush had a poor record of enforcing measures to protect American workers.

If the EU's track record in enforcing its directives on financial regulation is anything to go by, a pan-European regulator would be neither.

India has a notoriously poor record in enforcing laws and this statute is very likely to suffer from that deficiency because it will be enforced by corrupt, poorly trained police officers.

"But he believes that before we take the dramatic step of registration, we ought to look at insuring that existing common-sense gun laws are enforced, and this administration's record on enforcing those gun laws is poor," he said.

Apart from the continuing concerns about corruption in domestic politics – from cash-for-honours to MP's expenses – the UK has a woeful record in enforcing the 1997 OECD anti-bribery convention, which outlaws the bribery of foreign public officials.