The phrase "allows to enforce the" is not correct in written English.
It is missing a subject or object after "allows" to clarify what is being allowed.
Example: "The new policy allows us to enforce the rules more effectively."
Alternatives: "enables the enforcement of" or "permits the implementation of".
Now that California has been granted the waiver, other states will be allowed to enforce the same tailpipe standard.
He observes that there are various kinds of takfir, and that the matter is so complex that it must be left in the hands of competent Islamic jurists; members of the public are not allowed to enforce the law.
This time the demand has nothing to do with the situation on the ground in Iraq, but deals with a narrow domestic French issue: whether France's government should be allowed to enforce the law banning religious symbols -- including Muslim head scarves, Jewish skullcaps and large Christian crosses -- from schools when they reopen throughout the country on Thursday.
In 1560 Edmund Grindal, one of the Marian exiles now made Bishop of London, was allowed to enforce the demolition of rood lofts in London and in 1561 the Queen herself ordered the demolition of all lofts.
This property allows to enforce IR on the sources.
"What is happening in California is mostly about whether California is allowed to enforce its law before the D.C. Circuit rules," Van Schewick said.
Only the copyright owner is allowed to enforce their copyrights - not even the coolest of spandex clad vigilantes can enforce another person's copyrights without their knowledge.
Aceh is the only province in Indonesia allowed to enforce Sharia Law on top of the regular national legal system.
The Montana bill says that state employees are still allowed to enforce some federal laws -- for example, the ban on machine guns.
