Sentence examples for which it enforces from inspiring English sources

But it seems the suddenly more attractive feature of the layaway is the manner in which it enforces spending discipline.

These will lead to numerous local conflicts, as the FCC claims its authority preempts that of states, while states claim the FCC has abdicated that authority by changing the statute under which it enforces the rules.

"The G-20 is an informal grouping which has no clear decision-making process, no permanent staff or budget and no mechanism by which it can enforce its decisions," Capital Economics said.

The way in which it is enforced depends on principles formulated in an 1837 court case known as the Caroline test.

In addition, the increased role of nonelected actors in policy making suggests a need to think about the extent of their democratic accountability and about the mechanisms by which it is enforced.

Russia faces its first-ever current-account deficit, and much of its industry is in terrible shape.A shortage of hard-currency export earnings might encourage Russia to push much harder for a CIS trade block within which it could enforce rouble or barter settlement.

This suggests that, for some children and young people, it is not physical activity 'per se' that they do not engage with, but the controlling manner in which it is enforced through schools, which they object to.

Lego, meanwhile, stuck to its policy, which it had previously enforced.

The document says that the IRS might not enforce the rule "against a religious nonprofit organization under circumstances in which it would not enforce the amendment against a secular nonprofit organization".

At issue in the negotiations are the size of the companies that would be affected, the mechanism by which it would be enforced and when the mandate would take effect.

As a person of medium girth, I feel there's sound logic in the policy of Southwest Airlines, which it will begin enforcing next week, to charge very large people for two seats on its planes.