Sentence examples for taking steps to enforce from inspiring English sources

On June 27th the White House issued a technical note faulting Bangladesh for "not taking steps" to enforce "internationally recognised worker rights".

And it warns customers: "You must pay us any reasonable expenses and costs that we may incur in taking steps to enforce rights against you under the loan agreement".

Gallup found that 64percentt opposed the federal government taking steps to enforce federal anti-marijuana laws in the newly-legalized states.

Here, in contrast, President Obama has taken steps to enforce existing statutes, not ignore them.

"Unlike Canute, the court can take steps to enforce its injunction pending trial".

However, when they refuse to do so we will take steps to enforce their removal at the earliest opportunity".

The USG is working with Afghanistan and Pakistan, but that the UAE should also take steps to enforce and investigate inbound cash declarations and amend laws to require outbound declarations.

We will help those who wish to leave voluntarily but when they refuse to do so, we will take steps to enforce their removal.

The National Apprenticeships Service NASS) announced plans to expand apprenticeships to a master's degree equivalent, introduced a grant to help small- and medium-sized employers take on their first apprentice, took steps to enforce the quality and minimum duration of apprenticeships and launched the search for the apprentice team of the year.

"The numbers remind us the problem of illegal immigration isn't going away anytime soon, unless we take steps to enforce the laws or have legalization of those here illegally," said Steve A Camarota, director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies, a Washington group that advocates tighter immigration policies.

Ben Roberts, director of the BFI Film Fund and a key distributor of British development and production finance via the national lottery, pointed out that his organisation, at least, had already taken steps to enforce a soft form of positive action, with the BFI's "ticks" system set up in 2014.