Sentence examples for I would enforce from inspiring English sources

"I would enforce the law," Cruz told CNN after the debate.

If I were emperor, I would enforce a law: things have to be as cool as their name.

When they became teenagers — a decade-long hormonal storm a parent absolutely must tend to in person — I'd enforce the curfews, police the drinking, keep an eye on the friends.

First, I'd enforce equal pay laws, criminalising a failure to publish male pay rates with a stint in my dungeon being groped by lecherous bosses or dismissed as being "bossy".

This would not necessarily upend the banking system, though, if widely adopted, it would enforce changes.

"The council has always said it would enforce against overcrowding on the legal site," he said.

The state showed that it would enforce political unity but protect economic opportunism.

The department could not say how it would enforce the requirement that principals accept more special education students.

Labour said it would enforce a "strict cap on fares".

I'd enforced blue balls on myself because I didn't want to undergo the process to achieve the end result.

A bureau of safety and environmental enforcement would enforce regulations and perform other police functions.