Sentence examples for standards that enforce from inspiring English sources

Despite this, many industry bodies are trying to draw up standards that enforce good security habits.

While the amendment's "gift ban" provision limiting most gifts to public officials to $50 a year received the most attention, the heart of the amendment was to create the IEC as an independent, nonpartisan forum for interpreting and enforcing ethics standards that apply to elected officials and most state and local government employees.

It's just that it's not as easy in a dense metro environment, or even in suburbs that enforce property standards, but these experimenters are out there -- some of them involved with "steampunk" q.v., others who like pyrotechnics, rockets, odd engines, mobile sculptures, destructive robots and God knows what else.

She'll end tax incentives, make trade agreements that enforce labor standards.

-- Joseph Berger of the NYT reports on the "secret squads" that enforce modesty standards in Orthodox neighborhoods of Brooklyn.

The Labor Department would take a cut of 4.8percentto to $56.5 billion from $59.4 billion, as the president proposed to trim spending on agencies that enforce job safety standards and the minimum wage.

(Ask, for example, if the preparer is a member of a professional organization that enforces standards and provides continuing education).

For this segment of the market, regulatory standards that are enforced will be essential.

The standards that Brancati enforced eliminated all "self-reporting" — subjective data like "my skin feels better".

HELENE COOPER Negotiating Nafta "I think we should use the hammer of a potential opt-out as leverage to ensure that we actually get labor and environmental standards that are enforced".

"Dragon*Con is a private event, but we have standards that are enforced in terms of public behavior in the hotel open spaces or any where else where families will be".