Sentence examples for weaker enforcement from inspiring English sources

investigation suggests that the problem of wage theft is only getting worse because of weaker enforcement".

Though it's difficult to make precise comparisons among prosecutors' offices, the local press has frequently asserted that the San Francisco office seems to have a lower conviction rate, more lenient bail policies, and weaker enforcement of quality-of-life crimes than those of neighboring counties.

"Since armed protection for rhinos in South African national parks is strong, poaching syndicates are likely to shift to countries with weaker enforcement power, including possibly Asian countries that may be caught off-guard," Carlos Drews, global species programme director at WWF, warned in a statement.

As you would expect, these areas also have more hazardous waste facilities, laxer emission laws, and weaker enforcement when people are caught dumping and polluting.

Attempts to enforce emission norms have also been stymied by weak enforcement.

Its priority has been weak enforcement of weak laws.

"These are not minimal penalties, nor weak enforcement".

But weak enforcement and a general laissez-faire ethos undermine such controls.

So is the end of the Goldman investigation a matter of "weak laws or weak enforcement," as Mr. Levin has asserted?

Today, unions face high obstacles to organizing, from corporate anti-union campaigns to weak enforcement of labor laws.

He said weak enforcement from the F.C.C., which controls licensing, has meant a proliferation of the tiny stations.