Sentence examples for up for enforcing from inspiring English sources

For two and a half years his position on civil rights was legalistic — he stood up for enforcing court orders — until the dramatic images from Birmingham in May 1963 forced him to describe the issue as a moral one.

Parents or pediatricians who are opposed to the spank back-up should be aware of the one-minute forced room isolation, which is only alternative shown to be as effective as the spank back-up for enforcing time out on a chair[ 23].

He is calling on the chief minister's department to draw up a plan for enforcing the new law.

He was making up for the enforced idleness by hurtling around Providence — from a high-school graduation to a Little League game, from an art opening to a community-board meeting.

The city's myriad regulations have confused unsuspecting riders and have occasionally tripped up even the police officers responsible for enforcing them.

Police departments are now drawing up guidelines to help officers train for enforcing the new legislation.

Livingstone blamed "Labour bureaucrats" for enforcing rules that were drawn up when Tony Blair was in power to ensure he could not stand again.

He called for enforcing antitrust laws and said the country needed to "bust up some of the concentrated power that's hurting the farmers".

Federal regulators, badly behind schedule for enforcing the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, are now gradually stepping up their rule-writing efforts.

The ministers responsible for enforcing the law, John Biffen in the first case and Lord Young in the second, fully lived up to Murdoch's classification of politicians as invertebrates.

Who's responsible for enforcing them?