The phrase "a push to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at implementing or ensuring compliance with rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "There is a growing push to enforce stricter regulations on pollution to protect the environment."
Alternatives: "an effort to implement" or "a drive to uphold".
He said he would push to enforce a measure requiring bicycle delivery riders to have the right safety equipment and uniforms identifying the name of their business.
He also said he would push to enforce a new measure requiring bicycle delivery riders to have the right safety equipment and uniforms identifying the name of their business.
As much as the push to enforce copyright protections and spread them abroad is a product of the current White House, those who work on the issue hesitate to say that much would change if Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney were to win this November.
Should Ofcom agree, this will undermine Royal Mail's push to enforce new regulation on Whistl and other potential rivals in delivering mail directly to homes and small businesses.
Like the Eastern Michigan case, which brought a federal investigation and a lawsuit that forced the university to pay the victim's family $2.5 million, the Penn State case is expected to intensify the federal Education Department's recent push to enforce laws that require public disclosure of such crimes and civil rights protections for victims and witnesses.
In reaction, public and private school administrators nationwide have been pushed to enforce what have become known as zero-tolerance, or strict discipline, policies.
By framing it as a human rights issue, Amnesty International says it hopes to be able to push Twitter to enforce its own policies consistently and be transparent about how it's doing so.
"These two kinds of anti-social, enviro-crime issues need to be tackled, so we have come forward with the proposition that we will treat urinating in public and spitting as waste and will push hard to enforce fixed penalty notices on those we manage to catch".
But a recent change to Oklahoma's conviction procedure and plea paperwork shows the state's push to actually enforce the regulation.
While the central issue in the case was how the consolidation of the industry was depressing cattle prices, lawyers for the ranchers said the case was part of a larger attempt to push the government to enforce the 1921 Packers and Stockyards Act that was supposed to ensure against unfair practices in the industry.
