Sentence examples for to enforce measures from inspiring English sources

The relative ease of driving is also a factor, although Buehler warned it is difficult to enforce measures against cars before other options are in place.

As the central government's powers weaken relative to those of the provinces, it will become increasingly difficult to enforce measures that threaten local economic interests.

Tsipras's leftist-led administration, while acutely aware that the majority of Greeks wish to remain part of the eurozone, insists that it does not have a mandate to enforce measures that would worsen living standards and Greece's economic woes.

This month he told the Guardian: "I am optimistic that an interim deal will be struck if not in April then sometime soon but they [creditors] cannot expect us to enforce measures that not even the previous [pro-bailout] government could do.

Proposed measures must also be adapted to the ability of states to enforce measures.

"Governments have a responsibility to enforce measures that are in place to make sure that families and children are protected," says UNICEF Communication Office for Child Protection, Geoffrey Keele.

So, in the event of an outbreak of the disease, governments are also well-placed to organise and enforce measures to limit the spread of the disease.Have they done that job well?

It is therefore important to implement and enforce measures to reduce hazardous working conditions.

It is everyone's duty to ensure children are safe from harm, and governments have a responsibility to enact and enforce measures that provide a protective environment for all children.

UNICEF is calling on governments to enact and enforce measures that provide a protective environment for children.

Mr. Einhorn said that he would travel to Beijing soon to encourage the government to enforce the measures rigorously.