preenforce
/priːɛnfɔrs/Definitions
1. verb
to enforce or strengthen something, especially a law or rule, by means of prior preparation or planning.
“The government preenforced stricter regulations to prevent future disasters.”
2. noun
the act of enforcing or strengthening something, especially a law or rule, by means of prior preparation or planning.
“The company’s preenforcement measures helped to prevent several lawsuits.”