Sentence examples for set to enforce from inspiring English sources
Shop owners are now required to card anyone who looks younger than 27, a regulation it's set to enforce by sending uncover agents into stores, as is already being done with alcohol and tobacco products.
An experienced CHF member commented that " for those who are not members of cooperatives, local by-laws may be set to enforce the community participation in the scheme as it is done in other programs".
The measure also requires inspectors to visit sets to enforce the law and adds fees to filming permits for that.
Because the curation steps are performed by a human being and multiple sets of data are included at the same time, the curator can draw on shared information between data sets to enforce higher-order quality standards.
The speech by Vice President Mohammad-Reza Rahimi seemed bound to isolate Iran further just days before a new set of onerous Western economic sanctions, notably a European embargo on Iranian oil, is set to be enforced because of the longstanding dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
A series of airspace restrictions around London and south-east England are set to be enforced after midnight.
The provisions have been and will continue to be implemented piecemeal over different election cycles through to 2016, which is when strict new photo ID requirements are set to be enforced.
The ICC will make its own decision on who to prosecute, entirely independently from the UN sanctions committee that is now being set up to enforce the asset freeze and travel ban put in place under resolution 1970.
An Islamic vigilante force was set up to enforce the new code.In this section Is that a rebel rock on your finger?
The move came in response to mounting fiscal and environmental costs from damage incurred by the vehicles, but no money was set aside to enforce the proposed regulation.
On principle, Cheney and his aides are hostile to regular lines of authority set up to enforce professional standards and a responsible chain of command.
