Sentence examples for the issue of enforcing from inspiring English sources

But advocates of abortion rights said that on the issue of enforcing the clinic protection act, they had not detected any noticeable softening and that Mr. Ashcroft appeared to have largely lived up to his confirmation pledge.

Arne Ljunqvist, who heads the IOC's medical commission, said he has contacted the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique about the issue of enforcing the lower age limit in the sport.

"It is an issue of enforcing the explicit language of our Constitution".

Politically, Coalition ministers may have felt they had no choice but to focus on the emotive issue of enforced home sales.

But it does bring up the issue of who would enforce this "best interest" rule.

Escalating the war of words over gun control, the National Rifle Association said today that President Clinton had blood "on his hands" for politicking on the gun issue instead of enforcing existing laws.

Government bodies also regulate our behaviour through the issue of climate change; they enforce compulsory recycling and cajole us into living meek, austere lives.

To evaluate the administration, outcomes and ethical issues of enforced clozapine in two patients with treatment-resistant schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorder in a forensic psychiatric setting, who were refusing oral clozapine.

PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem said before the Players that the U.S.G.A. and the R&A were discussing the issue of viewers calling in to enforce rules, with an eye toward simplifying the rule book, which will become more complicated when the anchoring ban becomes official.

On the issue of how the government would enforce requirements set out in the IP bill on overseas communications providers May said it is an issue the Home Office is looking at.

A21 N.R.A. Levels More Charges The executive vice president of the N.R.A. said President Clinton had blood "on his hands" for politicking on gun issues instead of enforcing existing laws.