The phrase "an inability to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of power or means to implement rules, laws, or agreements.
Example: "The committee faced an inability to enforce the new regulations, leading to widespread noncompliance."
Alternatives: "a failure to implement" or "a lack of enforcement capability."
And an inability to enforce a law on the books, the town's insurance consultant argued, created administrative unevenness that — in the event of an accident by someone who was not nagged or cited about helmet use — posed a liability risk that could bankrupt the community with one swipe from a punitive-minded jury.
"There will always be countries with lax laws, or an inability to enforce regulations, and some entrepreneurs will flock to such jurisdictions and try to take advantage of them". Naomi Cahn, a professor at the George Washington University Law School who specializes in reproductive technology, says she isn't surprised by the FDA's reaction to Zhang's company, Darwin Life.
Among the challenges associated with investing in Indonesia, corruption, a lack of transparency, and an inability to enforce contracts are the biggest concern to many.
Whether it's non-compliance or an inability to enforce the plan, Vietnam is therefore weakening any gains being made in rhino conservation in South Africa and elsewhere by not making changes.
When legislators in Alaska leave required information off their financial disclosure forms, the Alaska Public Offices Commission simply does not have the capacity to track down the missing details. "There's an inability to enforce the laws on the books," said Hobert Flynn of Common Cause.
Actually, an eventual inability to enforce a fixed bounded limit on r may result in security vulnerabilities for some protocols, as noted in [22].
Brazil's deforestation rates have been rising again, due to an apparent inability to enforce prohibitions on chopping down or burning large swaths of the vast Amazon rainforest.
Back and forth it went, as workers fell victim not just to toxic air but also to a federal agency's inability to enforce its requirements.
Most reporters focus on the meaning of consent in the digital age and Facebook's inability to enforce it.
They also opened up about their difficulties in attracting talent; local tax rates and land use fees; and their inability to enforce contracts and redress payment defaults.
Pakistan's inability to enforce its laws in the border region with Afghanistan has allowed extremists to threaten dominance in northwestern Pakistan.
