Sentence examples for rules of enforcement from inspiring English sources

Edward J. Martin, president of Racing Commissioners International, a trade association for racing regulators, praised New Mexico's embracing of so-called "model rules" of enforcement.

Whether health advocates are subject to the same rules of enforcement as the tobacco companies may be the central legal issue.

Without nonpartisan oversight and strict rules of enforcement, our democratic elections will be a thing of the past and history will record the end of the American experiment in the curious spectacle of a nation fighting to impose democracy abroad as it was being destroyed at home.

In announcing the hearings on financial disclosure, the S.E.C. invoked a section of the Securities Exchange Act that permits the commission to in vestigate the adequacy of stock exchange rules and procedures of enforcement and to recom mend legislation.

A strong, fair and stable legislative framework is necessary to guide and regulate the individual players in the market and to ensure that they all play by the same set of rules through enforcement of the law so that market activity can contribute to food security for all.

"The first rule of law enforcement is to go home at the end of your shift.

The rule of law enforcement leads to an increase in income that brings about higher pollution in early stages of economic development.

In so doing it illustrates how both the rules of evidence and enforcement have been underestimated.

She is published on intellectual property law, rules of evidence, tax enforcement, cooperative game theory, club theory, and evolutionary game theory.

In that survey, we examine the allocation (of such powers at three levels: rulemaking, monitoring of compliance with these rules, and enforcement of rules violations.

Collectively they identified threats to the park: urban development that restricts the movement of wild animals and birds; overuse; invasive plants; loose dogs; fire risk; increasing rates of tree death; lack of rule enforcement, and lack of money.