Sentence examples for regulations to enforce from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration wrote no regulations to enforce the 2007 law.

What are needed are new regulations to enforce planned planting and break the problems with the supply cycle.

For the fishing industry, Ukip wants to reform regulations to enforce "no take" zones and end "destructive industrial fishing practices".

But laws and regulations to enforce that have not been put into effect, and none cover discrimination based on caste.

But successive administrations have failed to write regulations to enforce the laws, even when ordered to by the courts.

As with all directives, each EU member state is legally obliged to create its own national regulations to enforce the terms of the directive.

State or federal officials will review such increases to determine if they are unreasonable, the administration said in proposing a regulation to enforce the requirement.

On a national scale, effective managed care will require the right mix of reputation and regulation to enforce provider commitments, and will need some reframing and renaming to make it palatable.

The report also stressed that the lack of any regulation to enforce industry-wide gender equality, the lack of structure in hiring practices and the short-term freelance set-up of film- which discouraged any illusion of risk- was to blame for this self-perpetuating system of sexism.

From the outbreak of war until the end of rationing in 1954, the British government actively pursued a three-pronged strategy of intervention into the nutrition of its population: it used regulation to enforce the fortification of flour with calcium, and of margarine with vitamins D and A, and the exclusive milling of bulky, nutrient-rich (but brown and unprofitable), high-extraction flour.

"The board of managers may be authorized by the bylaws to make rules and regulations and to enforce them," he said.