Sentence examples for systematic enforcement from inspiring English sources

"House passage will move the nation another important step towards necessary, comprehensive financial reform that will create clear rules, consistent and systematic enforcement of those rules, and thus a more stable financial system with better protection for consumers and investors," the administration said in its statement backing the measure.

But inasmuch as Obama is set to enjoy a few decades of fabulous privilege upon retirement, one would think an issue as life-or-death as heroin use and the almost-as-damaging systematic enforcement of pot prohibition would merit a bit more focus right now.

But inasmuch as Obama is set to enjoy a few decades of fabulous privilege upon retirement, one would think an issue as life-or-death as heroin use and the almost-as-damaging systematic enforcement of pot prohibtiion would merit a bit more focus right now.

Although trial registration is becoming more common in China, no systematic enforcement of the result posting requirement has yet been established for WHO primary registries.

Grant, unlike his predecessor, advocated systematic federal enforcement of fundamental civil rights regardless of race.

But what is need[ed] much more is systematic following and enforcement of the rules".

Mr House claimed that friends of Private Manning have become apprehensive of speaking up for him because of systematic harassment by law enforcement agencies.

At a time when violent racism has been exposed as a systematic part of law enforcement, at a time when the legitimation of hatred in public discourse has become an accepted part of national presidential politics, it seems more than a little naive to tell incoming frosh that "civility and mutual respect are vital to all of us".

Under pressure after using the phrase herself earlier in the year, Hillary Clinton used a campaign stop in South Carolina to condemn "systematic racism" in American law enforcement and said: "I think it is essential that we all stand up and say loudly and clearly, 'Yes, black lives matter'".

While the legislation provided additional resources for law enforcement and a systematic means for regulating the use of most psychoactive drugs, it also did away with mandatory minimum sentences and provided more support for treatment and research.

"Our Mayor and the Police Commissioner must commit to a systematic change in the law enforcement culture of this City," he added.