Sentence examples for services to enforce from inspiring English sources

Neither does establishing judicial, customs and competition authorities, and police services to enforce IPR rules.

Mr. Arafat, he said, would have to talk to the Palestinian people about the importance of putting an end to terrorism and instruct his security services to enforce the cease-fire.

And yet, and yet… if you were sitting in Paris, with responsibility for ensuring the extended state of emergency following the Bastille Day atrocity in Nice, a shortage of police and security services to enforce it across mainland France, and the start of the continental holiday season thinning out staff still further, where would you choose to economise?

He would have to instruct his security services to enforce the cease-fire and commit itself to implementing the plan drawn up by George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, which also calls on Palestinians to share intelligence with the Israelis about pending terrorist attacks, among other steps.

Once introduced into countries, ASF is difficult to eradicate for several reasons, including the presence of wildlife reservoirs, lack of a vaccine, insufficient laboratory support for rapid and accurate diagnosis, and inadequate funding for veterinary services to enforce the appropriate control measures.

Such a limit would require those desiring to use excessive speeds for selfish purposes to simply slow down, extending resource availability for everyone else using the road, and allow those who understand the cost versus benefit of critical care services to enforce the restriction.

We are helping to train civil defense forces to keep order and an Iraqi police service to enforce the law, a facilities protection service, Iraqi border guards to help secure the borders and a new Iraqi army.

To achieve that, we have specified two separate synchronization procedures to be used when the service intends to enforce consistency according to IMPORTED or EXPORTED, respectively.

Faced with lack of resources, most forest services are unable to enforce regulations properly.

There is pressure on prison places because we are bringing 300,000 more offences to justice every year than five years ago; the most dangerous offenders serve significantly longer sentences; and we asked the probation service and police to enforce community sentences and bail conditions properly for the first time.

David McDonald, a Russian history professor at the University of Wisconsin, said Russia's FSB and migration service had "begun to enforce more systematically laws that were already on the books or that have undergone revision in the last several years".