Sentence examples for a problem enforcing from inspiring English sources

Tom Watson, the front-runner to become Labour's deputy leader, said Mr Corbyn would have a problem enforcing discipline as leader after defying the whip on more than 500 occasions since becoming an MP in 1983.

If he is lucky then he will leap nimbly from the tiger's back, pocket a massive House of Commons vote in favour of the motion, which is non-binding, and tell the European court that he has a problem enforcing their ruling: namely that his sovereign parliament strongly opposes the idea of votes for prisoners.

Hackney has a chronic problem enforcing its rules – as we learned during night after night of party wall-drilling sessions, culminating in a six-hour jackhammer serenade on Christmas Day.

In January, Human Rights Watch noted that security forces "remain above the law" and described the rise of a new problem — "enforced disappearances" — in which a growing number of people have disappeared after being abducted.

In this statistical interpretation, a flux constraint in a conventional deterministic optimization problem represents the most conservative point in the flux capacity distribution, since a deterministic problem enforces all constraints with zero uncertainty.

But the guardians of licence-funded TV face a problem in enforcing this new six-word mission statement.

Lt. Glenn Miner, the spokesman for the New York State Police, said the highway's brief plunge into Connecticut before it re-emerges in New York did not pose much of a problem for enforcing traffic laws, even though New York state troopers do not have jurisdiction in Connecticut.

He drew a clear distinction between a sin and a crime, and said that he would have no problems enforcing Europe's Charter of Fundamental Rights.

A fifth of the world's wood comes from countries that have serious problems enforcing their timber laws, and most of those countries are also experiencing the fastest rates of deforestation.

Vast and unwieldy, China has many problems enforcing its existing laws.

Ms. Sandberg acknowledged that there were problems enforcing the hours-of-service rules, but she said the monitoring devices were not tamperproof.