Sentence examples for since enforcement from inspiring English sources

The law has also annoyed Sachem Quality of Life, since enforcement is spotty and the immigrants have not been driven away.

Thomas Klau, senior political analyst at the European Council on Foreign Relations, added that, since enforcement of the Union's new Lisbon Treaty, "we are in a situation where there are not fewer, but more, players".

Since enforcement against hiring illegal workers is lax -- we don't give employers a good way to distinguish who is legal and who is not anyway -- the competitive pressure of these newcomers is a gift to employers everywhere.

While ministers claim the rules will reduce both exploitation and illegal immigration, it seems unlikely they will have much effect on either, especially since enforcement is likely to fall on already hard-pressed and under-resourced environmental health officers.

It varies a little from the proposed scheme since enforcement of cooperation and nodes are compelled to forward other packets.

Table 1 Registration duties for different tonnage bands and corresponding deadlines within the framework of REACH Tonnage band Time since enforcement Registration deadline ≥1,000 t/a 3.5 years Dec. 1, 2010 CMR substances ≥1 t/a 3.5 years Dec. 1, 2010 Environmental hazards ≥100 t/a 3.5 years Dec. 1, 2010 ≥100 t/a 6 years Jun. 1, 2013 ≥1 t/a 11 years Jun. 1, 2018 t/a, tonnes per annum.

Bettcher argues since reality enforcement is involved in broader relations of sexual violence and since such violence has been interwoven with racial injustice, reality enforcement is likewise grounded in racial oppression (2007, 57).

The laws covering these visas have not changed much in decades, immigration lawyers and others say, but since 2001 enforcement has tightened in sometimes puzzling and disruptive ways.

While the Saudis have passed a number of laws to crack down on regulation of charities since then, enforcement is uneven.

Since new enforcement guidelines for general contractors were enacted in 2004, the city has filed 90 cases against 45 general contractors and has issued $2 million in fines.

The youths' school records will be examined, since law enforcement officials consider truancy to be an indicator of more dangerous forms of misbehavior.