Sentence examples for Unless enforcement from inspiring English sources

"Unless enforcement is sharply increased, existing support could well erode.

Ms. Wasser said the alimony agreement would not be made public unless enforcement becomes an issue, and, citing the interests of the children, she added that the child custody agreement had been sealed pending a hearing on Aug. 14.

Several former I.R.S. commissioners, as well as tax policy officials who had served in both Republican and Democratic administrations, said at the time that they were shocked at the failure of the I.R.S. to move against these business owners and warned that unless enforcement action was taken swiftly the movement would grow, threatening the integrity of the income tax system.

In the meantime, unless law enforcement can find a reason to intervene, the monkey falls onto the backs of increasingly stressed families and friends.

Many states have tougher laws, but they won't work unless law enforcement officials use them to crack down on the illegal activities — handed down from Jim Crow days — of True the Vote and similar groups.

"If, in fact, this bill does not have real triggers in there, if there is not language in this bill that guarantees that nothing else will happen unless these enforcement mechanisms are in place, I won't support it," Mr. Rubio continued.

For instance, a preliminary analysis empirically proves that drivers' compliance with dynamic speed limits is very limited, unless speed enforcement devices are present.

In general, this expectation matches reality: unless law enforcement comes knocking with a warrant, the government cannot search a person's phone or computer.

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It is often extremely difficult for a victim to successfully prosecute his or her rapist unless law enforcement processes the materials in the kit.

Essentially, FIRE proposes letting schools move class schedules and housing for alleged victims -- but not conduct a hearing and potentially punish a student accused of assault unless law enforcement is looped in. .