Sentence examples for are to enforce a from inspiring English sources

London and New York City are the two largest global financial centres – and if they are to enforce a financial transaction tax, ideally both will need to move in concert.

To treat hip-hop stars any differently is to enforce a double standard.

One option would be to enforce a minimum slack for volunteers so we added this constraint in the matchmaking.

The stated aim was to enforce a culture change in the financial sector and to raise £500m.

Rather, the solution is to enforce a strong presumption against mergers on both sides of the market, starting now.

What needs to be done is to enforce a moratorium on development of barrier beaches and a concerted effort to get people to leave.

Its main activity was to enforce a suitably dowdy dress code, ensuring that women tucked their hair under a headscarf and that a garment fully covered their back.

Most are Air Force personnel, members of the 4404th Air Wing whose principal mission is to enforce a ban on flights by Iraqi military aircraft below the 32nd parallel.

Another means of maintaining honesty is to enforce a school honor code (Bassett 2004).

Sierra Leone is to enforce a three-day lockdown of key parts of the country to try to contain the Ebola epidemic.

One way is to enforce a steep price for failure.