Sentence examples for able to enforce one from inspiring English sources

But the ADIZ to the north suggests it is only a matter of time before China feels able to enforce one there as well.

In the coastal cities of China, where the government was able to enforce its one-child policy, middle-class families are now reported to spend more on their one child than earlier middle-class families spent on their four or five children together.

We have therefore found preliminary evidence that one seasonally bound pathogen may be able to enforce seasonality on another pathogen through host immunomodulation.

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

But when there is no one around to enforce the law - or rather, no one able to enforce the law, other than verbal condemnations - there is little else that can be done.

However, these strategies are not able to enforce the cooperation since they rely on one-to-one monitoring that is not resilient to collisions.

The FCC's proposal provides no alternatives for authorities under which it would be able to enforce the rules — except for ones already tried and found lacking.

Thirty years is too long to be "allowed" to enforce ones legal and unalienable human rights.

"As a union we should be able to enforce employment law and call in inspection on hotels.

"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.