Sentence examples for reduce enforcement from inspiring English sources

AMOs are loosely related to rights-based producer organizations in commercial fisheries, and are expected to strengthen resource stewardship, reduce enforcement and monitoring costs, alleviate management conflicts, and produce greater long-term net economic benefits in recreational fisheries.

"It would obviously reduce enforcement strength and make it more difficult for us to continue to police the city, no question about that," he told reporters as he left the City Council hearing.

Collective bargaining could both reduce enforcement costs and allow flexibility in the application of minimum standards laws, possibly reducing employers' implacable opposition to labor law reform and thus permitting expanded union representation.

"Basically, the direction is to reduce enforcement, which is already pretty strained," said Eric Shaeffer, head of the Environmental Integrity Project, an advocacy group, and a former head of the EPA's Office of Regulatory Enforcement.

The government can also have a synchronized copy of the blockchain from the ride-sharing service to provide a real-time audit to help ensure compliance and reduce enforcement costs.

When the tender for the five-year contract was published in 2013, HMCTS said it believed involving a commercial organisation would "bring in the necessary investment and technology needed to help increase fine collection, reduce enforcement costs and importantly ensure more criminals pay".

The Trump administration is also reducing enforcement of fair-housing laws.

Hijackings off the coast of Somalia resumed in 2017, the first since 2012, after the international community reduced enforcement.

Despite a sharp drop in revenue that is forcing cuts in spending, state governments are reducing enforcement of their tax laws, allowing billions of dollars in taxes to go unpaid.

The challenges in implementing this response are reduced enforcement allowing the expansion of drug markets and profits; the possible capture of states by criminal organisations; and conflicts over violations of international treaties.

If the government really wanted to protect these groups rather than posturing dogmatically it would regulate and control the supply of all drugs,, old and new, seizing control of the market from organised crime gangs, and then spend the tax revenue from sales, and reduced enforcement expenditure, on education, treatment and prevention strategies.