Sentence examples for spent enforcing from inspiring English sources

Some traffic experts said that the brunt of the department's effort was spent enforcing traffic laws within an important but narrow slice of New York.

The cut will mean fewer patrols for boating safety violations, less frequent maintenance of channel markers and less time spent enforcing environmental regulations for fishing boats, officials said.

It was nearly 10 p.m. on Wednesday when Paul Broun, a Republican congressman from Georgia, rose on the House floor to propose that no more money be spent enforcing a section of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Even as Apple objects strive for effortlessness, there's clearly a hope that the effort required — the "huge degree of care," the years of investigations into new materials, the months spent enforcing cutting paths in Asian factories — will be acknowledged.

Even as Apple objects strive for effortlessness, there's clearly a hope that the effort required the "huge degree of care," the years of investigations into new materials, the months spent enforcing cutting paths in Asian factories will be acknowledged.

This means that most of our money is spent enforcing the law, the public bears the brunt of the crime costs and the policy appears to be "tough on crime".

Time adults spend enforcing dress codes is time lost to teaching.

Swansea City are already there and have done it by being prudent with their spending, enforcing a wage cap and not having major costs associated with building a new stadium.

The agency and some lawmakers hope that savings from reducing and eventually eliminating paper returns will allow more money to be spent on enforcing tax laws.

More than half the budget, $595 million, was spent on enforcing compliance with federal securities laws, the annual report says.

Each year, the House of Representatives passes a financial services funding bill that includes money for the District of Columbia, and theoretically lawmakers could include language prohibiting any of that cash from being spent on enforcing the new law.