Sentence examples for standard enforcement from inspiring English sources

Little League policy allows for exceptions to a standard enforcement of residency rules.

Safety advocates say that if minority lawmakers or voters oppose standard enforcement laws on the basis of race, and tip the balance against enactment, then blacks and all others will suffer.

OPEC has often been called an international cartel, but it lacked the standard enforcement mechanism of a cartel during the two periods (1973 and 1979 80) when prices rose spectacularly.

In cases where costumes did not meet safety standards, enforcement action was taken.

Last year it published its first community standards enforcement report and Sandberg said this would now become an annual event, and given as much status as its annual financial results.

Facebook's first community standards enforcement report says the social media giant disabled 583 million fake accounts in the first quarter of 2018, relying heavily on artificial intelligence.

A proposed settlement has been talked in lieu of a major and costly litigation against the Board that includes compensation for damages and a tight review of the Board's discipline practices and medical standards enforcement.

Since the 1990s, CSR has been put forth as a form of private governance, where companies would take it upon themselves to monitor, investigate, and audit for labor standards enforcement.

Sociologist Rodney Stark states that while Jehovah's Witness leaders are "not always very democratic" and members are expected to conform to "rather strict standards," enforcement tends to be informal, sustained by close bonds of friendship and that Jehovah's Witnesses see themselves as "part of the power structure rather than subject to it".

Many respondents said the national standards on prescribing medications exist, but related law and standards enforcement and their implementation are inadequate.

Certification must be enforced through mechanisms such as the procurement of materials from designated suppliers, the exclusive use of accredited manufacturers, and penalties to revoke accreditation in the case of noncompliance with standards (enforcement mechanisms).