Sentence examples for understand and enforce from inspiring English sources

Being easy to understand and enforce, it was not, however, alien to Irish players.

The review will explore how clearer information and better support – including new forms of worker representation – might enable people to understand and enforce their rights.

So tonight, I ask the industry to accept the first lady's challenge -- to develop a single, voluntary rating system for all children's entertainment that is easier for parents to understand and enforce.

So as part of Comment is free's soon-to-be-launched civil liberties site, the Guardian has, in conjunction with civil liberties and human rights organisation Liberty, set up the Liberty Clinic, where Liberty's experienced lawyers will help you understand and enforce your rights.

But until the stock markets are restored to health — with rules and protections that are clearly understood and enforced — individual investors have reason to be wary.

However, even with a long-established progressive law proven to have had a positive impact, ensuring that it is fully understood and enforced is an ongoing undertaking.

That's why in parliament last week we discussed with MPs and trade unionists our idea for a workplace pledge for every worker, based on the principle of giving rights at work which are fair, clear, understood and enforced.

The rule of law must be understood and enforced.

Instead, "we need to give them clear sets of rules that can be understood and enforced," he added.

Regarding the amount of leverage in the financial system -- the ratio of liabilities to equity -- which skyrocketed during the go-go years, leading to an eventual crisis, Hoenig said Congress "should require that we come up with simple leverage ratio that can be... understood and enforced.

The aim of this survey was to identify areas in which guidelines were understood and enforced, areas for improvement and targets for education and training.