Sentence examples for able to enforce it from inspiring English sources

Even if the United Nations defined a link, though, it's not clear that its members would be willing or able to enforce it when flags of convenience are so profitable for both states and ship owners, who stand to save millions of dollars a year in wages and taxes.

Until we change the basic law, the F.D.A. will never be able to enforce it".

DCI Nick Bellingham, from Bedfordshire police's public protection unit, said: "This legislation is a really positive step forward in the fight against this horrific, cruel crime, and we're pleased to have been able to enforce it today by issuing a protection order.

Dr. Freilich and other Israelis noted to me that even if a peace agreement were agreed upon, Palestinians would not be able to enforce it; it seems there will always be some rogue elements that will try to derail peace.

FEC chairwoman Ann Ravel recently stated that she does not expect the agency to be able to enforce its rules, as it is mired in partisan and ideological division.

In explaining the decision not to dismiss the case, Justice O'Connor said today that the city was entitled to a decision because it was suffering the "ongoing injury" of not being able to enforce its law.

To be effective, however, a supervisor has to be able to enforce its will.

Nor will the team be able to enforce its right to the trademarks against supposed infringers.

It portrays an event of significant political triumph for Poland, the Prussian Homage, in which Poland was able to enforce its will over Prussia.

In addition, some downtown groups sharply questioned whether L.A. will realistically be able to enforce its own regulations, pointing to complaints about existing trash and clutter.

Further, Jenks incorporated aspects of the political debate in Congress when the act was passed citing that the U.S. should be able to enforce its laws within its borders, regardless of treaty rights.