The phrase "and ability to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or power to implement rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "The committee has the authority and ability to enforce the new regulations effectively."
Alternatives: "and capacity to implement" or "and power to uphold".
Finally, despite the pressure exerted by the WTO agreements, countries continue to differ markedly in their willingness and ability to enforce their copyright laws.
- Government willingness and ability to enforce current law, investigate, and prosecute money laundering and illegal financial activities, to include plans to tighten financial controls and strengthen its financial intelligence unit.
Or where there is a general lack of government capacity and ability to enforce human rights, including labor rights, protections?
She is hopeful that since capitalism shifted the organization of the economy from kinship to commodity production, the power of fathers and husbands over daughters and wives, and the ability to enforce heterosexuality, will continue to decline, and women's increasing ability to be economically independent will lead to women's liberation and equality with men.
Under the assumption that measurements of the PDE state are available, various finite-dimensional and infinite-dimensional predictive control formulations are presented and their ability to enforce stability and constraint satisfaction in the infinite-dimensional closed-loop system is analyzed.
It casts serious doubt on the independence of the country's police and the judiciary, and their ability to enforce the law.Turkey suddenly looks more like the country it was trying to leave back in the shadows a dozen years ago.
Added to this, Woods and Narlikar note that mechanisms for monitoring and evaluation are a prerequisite, alongside some degree of transparency, and the ability to enforce rules and seek redress [ 35].
Throughout, Kaplan foregrounds aerial imagery's importance to modern visual culture and its ability to enforce colonial power, demonstrating both the destructive force and the potential for political connection that come with viewing from above.
In the past, countries have used two types of currencies: (1) gold, silver or other nonpolitical, supranational standards of value; and (2) paper currencies backed by political institutions' right to tax and the ability to enforce this right.
"There's a reason why this is happening, and I do believe that there should be a stronger punishment and the ability to enforce that if someone is carrying out a premeditated attack in order to discriminate [against] and alienate a group of people of any kind".
