Sentence examples for robust enforcement of from inspiring English sources
He said he did not think Total had broken any UK laws and said he was determined to see "robust enforcement" of the country's employment rights.
The robust enforcement of laws that violate fundamental human rights can entrench authoritarians and even give them a veneer of respectability.
The US policy-making Principals Comeeting, meeting on 19 May, expressed its view that: "The only realistic option is to seek Allied support for an Unprofor pull-back from vulnerable positions" – ergo, the safe areas – "coupled with more robust enforcement of the remaining mandate, including Nato air strikes".
Finding a long-term solution that balances the civil liberties of Europeans against the vast power wielded by the United States over the data that circulates inside Europe and circles the globe will be fiendishly difficult, warned Sophie in 't Veld, a Dutch member of the European Parliament and a prominent campaigner for robust enforcement of privacy rights.
Privacy laws are nothing new in Europe but robust enforcement of them would certainly be a breath of fresh air.
The proposed coordinated networked policy guarantees the robust enforcement of state and input constraints even in presence of bounded model uncertainty.
China is committed to developing a robust enforcement for DECA, and we have been supporting the country's efforts through sharing of best practices and facilitating exchanges with regulatory agencies in Europe and the US.
They have the "ambition" of reducing annual net migration to tens of thousands through "tough new welfare conditions and robust enforcement".
He said: "We are determined to protect the livelihoods of all legitimate taxi and private hire drivers through robust enforcement action".
"It is important that we address cyber threats on multiple fronts, with both a robust enforcement strategy as well as a broad prevention strategy," said Leslie Caldwell, head of the department's criminal division.
This time, the Tories say they have the "ambition" of achieving that figure through "tough new welfare conditions and robust enforcement".
