Sentence examples for subject to enforcement from inspiring English sources

"Those who are silent about their privacy practices won't be subject to enforcement," he said.

Companies that violated a promise to adhere to the code would be subject to enforcement action by the Federal Trade Commission.

Now, should public authorities breach either their general or their specific duties they can be subject to enforcement action taken by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Two weeks before the event, Dr Felten received a strongly worded letter from an SDMI lawyer, warning him that publication could make him "subject to enforcement actions under federal law".

In return, the firms will not be subject to enforcement except for the most serious violations, as when a firm or its senior employees working on an audit own stock in a client.

"Any company that crosses the line and engages in activity that violates those sanctions is subject to enforcement actions," Mr Lew said.

Mistakes or abuses of that power can easily lead to sites wrongly being subjected to enforcement action.

Crucially, they are not directly subject to legal enforcement.

To be effective, however, self-regulatory bodies must "impose meaningful standards subject to strict enforcement," she said.

"NGOs are already under mounting administrative pressure and often subject to arbitrary enforcement of rules and regulations.

No one can recall seeing a neighbor barbecuing on the fire escape, an illegal activity that the Fire Department warns is dangerous, and subject to immediate enforcement.