Sentence examples for setting up and enforcing from inspiring English sources

Government was an essential partner in setting up and enforcing rules of the game that corporations benefited from.

In order to maintain ecological security of western China, the following safeguarding principles need to be set up and enforced during the implementation of the GWDS.

Setting-up and enforcing regulations for all schools governing the ethical conduct of teachers, gender awareness training as well as specialised training in counselling and guidance for a senior teacher in every school, will help in creating a forum for the discussion of the problem and guidance of pupils and teachers.

The zone would be difficult to set up and dangerous to enforce, and would probably work no better than similar schemes in Bosnia and Iraq.

Through setting up a mutually enforcing feedback loop between the digital and physical world and relaxing the rigidity of digital design models, a geometrically, structurally, and spatially wider range of architecture will become possible.

These applications include setting up virtual networks, enforcing quality of service (QoS), explicit routing, etc.

Marine protected areas have been set up and are being strictly enforced.

But there is surely now a strong case for setting up procedures to enforce minimum standards of accountability for countries aiming to draw from these funds.

The government can set an example by setting and enforcing wage standards for contractors.

The big food companies say they follow a set of guidelines for television advertising enforced by the Children's Advertising Review Unit, which was set up and financed by advertisers to regulate themselves.

Younger sex workers are frequently not skilled at setting boundaries and enforcing them.