Sentence examples for was needed to enforce from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview with the Daily Monitor newspaper, Masiko said the law was needed to enforce responsibility in the media and control media that incite people.

The chief medical officer warned the government five months ago that emergency legislation was needed to enforce hygiene standards and combat MRSA, "but the government failed to act", the paper says in its front page lead.

Ross, originally claiming that the citizenship question was added in response to a Justice Department request and was needed to enforce the Voting Rights Act, is caught up in pending litigation.

A word here, a drink there, a frown and a look on the golf course or at the charity ball, this was all that was needed to enforce a silence surrounding a transgression that most of the community could hardly believe existed anyway.

Dr Bivash Pandav, landscape co-ordinator for the WWF tiger network initiative in Nepal, said political action was needed to enforce laws against poaching, secure habitats, and help communities who come into contact with tigers.

Grenny suggested peer-to-peer pressure was needed to enforce appropriate behaviour online with people told if out of line.

New legislation will be needed to enforce it.

And given how malleable accounting can be, the S.E.C. is needed to enforce the rules.

It says more inspections are needed to enforce the CWC, especially at dual-use chemical plants.

There might even be cases where the threat of trade sanctions is needed to enforce such agreements.

This is needed to enforce reasonable limits on campaign spending, which is expected to reach $3 billion all told this year.