Sentence examples for able to enforce his from inspiring English sources

Even with the best of intentions, Mr. Arafat may not be able to enforce his will on every teenage stone-thrower and every suicide bomber.

Just as the buyer is often unable to secure specific performance of the seller's duty to deliver, so the seller is not always able to enforce his claim for acceptance of delivery against a buyer who refuses to take delivery.

A butcher would no longer be able to enforce his contract for halal meat — contracts that, like deals for kosher or other faith-sanctioned foods, are regularly enforced around the country.

A powerful executive should be better able to enforce his or her way and accept external board positions, even if this is not in the interest of the firm.

He proved able time and again to enforce his will on the issues that he deemed to be of top priority.

Saleem, for example, was the patriarch of a traditional South Asian family; in this particular meso environment his relatives were less able to enforce their views on what he should eat.

His perceived new lack of power affects his ability to assure the Zapatistas that his successor, to be elected next August 21st, will be able to enforce any peace treaty that might be negotiated.

After all, England were able to enforce the follow-on.

"It enforces a level of discipline that the local people have not been able to enforce".

"In order to be able to enforce or bring court cases, you have to have lawyers.

It is too soon to conclude the cartel will be able to enforce compliance.