Sentence examples for Agree to enforce from inspiring English sources

In particular, states that are members of the N.R.V.C. agree to enforce one another's moving violations.

Simply put, it would require the signatory countries to agree to enforce legal judgments handed down in other countries.

Signatories to the treaty, which was mediated by the Hague Conference on Private International Law, agree to enforce child support judgments across borders.

Installing new lending systems will take years, analysts say, even if the Liberal Democratic power brokers relent and agree to enforce stiffer lending standards.

But it is far from clear that the plan to persuade third-country governments to agree to enforce a ceiling on the numbers allowed to go to the EU can work.

Yet despite these differences in economic positions, cultures, and practices, no system of protecting intellectual property rights can work unless most of the governments of the world agree to enforce it.

They agreed to enforce the Fugitive Slave Act.

If all the major marathons agreed to enforce the rule, New York City would follow, she said.

Under the accord, the dioceses agreed to enforce a zero-tolerance policy and dismiss employees found guilty of such abuse.

But customers can say they are from a friendly country while living in a hostile one.Might co-operation between national regulators help—so that America's Securities and Exchange Commission, say, agreed to enforce the SIB's rules?

If a big bill has only a few problematic parts, a president has to choose between vetoing the whole bill, or agreeing to enforce provisions he believes to be unconstitutional.