Sentence examples for set up to enforce from inspiring English sources

An Islamic vigilante force was set up to enforce the new code.In this section Is that a rebel rock on your finger?

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.

At the special office he has set up to enforce mining and customs regulations, employees show off a huge block of malachite that one Zhang Cao had tried to smuggle out of the country.

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.

A new commission is being set up to enforce the law.

Industry-wide bargaining was instituted; labor courts were set up to enforce the rather progressive new labor laws, social security coverage was greatly expanded, minimum wages were increased and the system of aguinaldo (1 month's extra pay at Christmas time) was introduced.

Despite the many good officers who have helped me and my empathy for their very difficult work, I believe the system is set up to differentially enforce laws, and protect those who abuse their power to enforce the law.

Training must be tackled by having guidelines and policies, available to all staff, that clearly outline, and are set up to help enforce, their entitlements, but crucially must be tracked and equitably awarded.

And if several unions each spent the maximum £1m, overall campaign spending could become lopsided.All this will place a significant burden on the independent Election Commission that Lord Neill recommends should be set up to monitor and enforce the new rules.

It also urged that a task force be set up to consider either enforcing existing rules more vigorously or banning agents from military bases entirely.

The Social Security Administration was set up to administer benefits, not to enforce immigration laws.