Sentences with phrase «though enforcing it»

The use of such media by jurors is more clearly undesirable at pretty well all times, so a ban could be clear, though enforcing it could be hard.

Businesses are racking up thousands of dollars to prepare for Canada's looming anti-spam law even though the enforcing agency says not every violation will necessarily be met with a penalty.

Not exact matches

Though the Labor Department had released a rule that would require financial advisors to operate in your best interest when handling your retirement savings, the agency has backed off on enforcing the regulation.

Ferriola also reminded Cramer that even though Nucor has managed to stay in business and remain profitable in the face of stifling foreign competition, enforcing these trade laws would make the hard times less painful for what's left of the steel producers.

The tax code makes provisions for such practices, though, admittedly, they can be tough to enforce.

These organizations can receive unlimited corporate, individual, or union contributions that they do not have to make public, and though their political activity is supposed to be limited, the IRS — which has jurisdiction over these groups — by and large has done little to enforce those limits.

Is his own behavior here, though, not enforcing the sanctions, for instance --

Yet in Marriage: A History, Coontz identifies promoting good marriages as a worthy goal, even though she opposes social policy that would enforce this goal and exclude same - sex couples.

The result is that America is a nation deeply divided between people who are concerned about real - life issues — war and peace, social justice, the health and welfare of people — on one hand, and other people who are concerned, instead, about «values,» by which they mean adherence to ancient taboos, dependence on a magical God, enforcing acceptance of ancient creeds, requiring everyone to believe as they do, and finding safety in raw (though often hidden) social and economic power.

There are two points to be reiterated here: firstly that it is clear that sexual activity is normal among those who attend the Masses; secondly, and much more seriously, that though the diocese told The Telegraph that «non-celibate gay people should not be given Communion», it has not enforced this and indeed didn't once point out to the SMPC that Church teaching should be faithfully fostered, not effectively undermined, by official celebrations of the Church's definitive offering to God the Father.

Well - intentioned though these tales may have been, they stood in stark contrast to most Christians» experiences with the devil — and only further enforced the notion that he wasn't quite real.

Church leaders exhort the government to enforce a religious agenda, though this goal flouts the principle of religious liberty through separation of church and state (a principle which now sustains attacks as never before in this century).

You people cant just let god be the be all end all of it though, you have to scream and fight and promote your own god and try to make laws that enforce what your god says.

I was actually disappointed that it stopped at four, because although the peformance (if you can call it a perfromance at all) was diabolical the score, though embarrassing to a degree, stopped short of being like the 8 - 2 at Old Trafford and to be honest we need a lot more of those huge embarrassing defeats to enforce change.

Not that anyone could enforce it, though...

To be fair to Wenger, - though I have wanted him sacked for many years already — three games in 6 days, thanks to the PREM making us play on this Monday gone, has enforced severe change.

Despite an enforced late change with the injured Dejan Lovren being replaced by Ragnar Klavan it looked as though the Reds would...

On Saturday, in a fixture United could ill - afford to lose if they were deadly serious about regaining their top - dog status in England by clinching 12th Premier League title, Ferguson made no less than seven changes to the team which won so convincingly at The Bridge for the visit of Fulham, with the likes of Edwin Van Der Saar, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick and Wayne Rooney handed some valuable respite, though the latter was enforced on Sir Alex as Rooney served the first of a two - match suspension, which could be a blessing in disguise in the long run especially as United cruised to victory with a 2 - 0 win over Fulham in his absence.

Even though you can't enforce the rules in your ex-partner's home, stick to them in yours.

Teenagers are still not adults yet, and though it is important to give them more freedoms than you would a younger child, you need to create, discuss, and enforce boundaries with your teenagers.

With hectic work schedules and desperate for sleep themselves, some parents become lax about enforcing healthy sleep routines, though extra help at night can help.

Though they might not agree or be happy with you, creating the dialogue should help you enforce your boundaries.

Most of their complaints nowadays seem to consist of screeching about complementary foods marketed to babies from 4 months old instead of 6 months (though the Europeans have long since gone back to recommending complementary feeding at that age) and enforcing the outdated, draconian WHO Code as if it were the Holy Bible.

Now, though, I worry that school principals will feel they can sell junk food without consequences, especially given that Mr. Miller's department is the agency charged with enforcing the federal «Smart Snacks» rules.

Though most villages have adopted ordinances that force developers to set aside a percentage of their land for open space and park use, Flinkinger said villages need to enforce these laws more stringently.

U.S. District Judge Ruben Castillo found that though the district claimed to have a policy against religious messages, any actual policy was unwritten, incoherent and erratically enforced.

Though time outs and consequences are hard to enforce at first, especially when you're exhausted from dealing with an active child and busy life, know that it gets easier the more you put it into practice.

She's also learned that her mother will not enforce rules of appropriate behavior — even though a six - year old isn't able to always make such a decision.

The Brotherhood, however, is adamant in distinguishing itself from ISIL and other terrorist groups like Al Qaeda, even though they are often informed by the same literature of Sayyid Qutb, they disagree on how sharia is to be implemented and enforced.

Even though the CDU / CSU did not give in on same sex marriage and made only minor concessions on the issue of double citizenship, the SPD could enforce positions fostering its working class image.

It is a symbolic move to be pro gun rights even though the matter struck down was uncontroversial and merely carries out a law that has been on the books under - enforced for decades.

Putnam said he couldn't have signed the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act as it was, though he added that if he were to be elected Governor, the self - proclaimed «NRA sellout» would enforce the law that has led to a lawsuit from the gun group, and a ritual defenestration of House Speaker Richard Corcoran for pushing the gun control bill through.

The governor said the money is important though and the state will do what it has to do to «enforce» the agreement.

Though I suspect it would be nearly impossible to define a law like this that didn't have obvious loop holes and was realistic to enforce.

Executive orders in modern times are supposed to justified by existing law and essentially be a clarification or explanation on how a particular law or set of laws will be enforced, though there are many examples of orders going beyond this limit.

[12] The Technical Group in the Dáil and the analogous Independent groups in the Seanad nominate whips to attend these meetings even though there is no party line for their whips to enforce.

Mr. Cahill's camp stated that the candidate is pro-gay marriage and — though he personally opposes abortion as a Catholic — said if elected he would enforce all pro-choice protections in New York State law.

Though he wants to enforce a no - trespassing curfew at Lafayette Park in Albany, Gov. Andrew Cuomo told his predecessor today that the Albany version of the Occupy movement was easy to handle.

Though the federal government has signaled it will not enforce those laws in states that have made marijuana legal, state Sen. Diane Savino said U.S. attorneys would have the law behind them in an enforcement action.

In the developing world, though, even where such regulations exist, they are rarely enforced.

Even though NIH enforces / encourages a set of standards, students at different programs have very different experiences.

I don't believe this is something that can be enforced through legislation, though.

Universities, though, worry that laws aimed at curtailing frivolous patent suits will make it harder for the institutions to enforce their own patent rights.

«Even though they have the authority to, they're not enforcing it.»

Those bans were easier to enforce, though.

Probably not, on balance, though that is not necessarily to come down on the side of enforced background checks, as both arguments have merit.

Meanwhile Adams enforces herself in a strong but uncertain way, showing nuance and a dryness that really makes her character feel as though she has has lived through these two defining relationships.

Though Zero Dark Thirty did not win anything significant at what was the most enjoyable Oscar race in recent memory, it did enforce Bigelow and Boal as not just a one - time lightning in a bottle success, but a creative team to be reckoned with.

What's odd, though, is that he also succeeds in polarizing the audience and enforcing their views: those who despise the genre will despise it more and those who love the genre will love it more after seeing Funny Games.

It will also enforce quality of service with compensation for customers if their broadband doesn't match what they're promised and ring - fence Openreach with a directive that it should be run as an independent company even though, for the time being, it is still part of BT.