The phrase "assistance to enforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support provided to implement or uphold rules, laws, or agreements.
Example: "The organization provided assistance to enforce the new regulations effectively."
Alternatives: "support for enforcement" or "aid in enforcing".
What I'm sure of is that such parents do not have a claim on federal government assistance to enforce their beliefs.
In exchange for not issuing a strongly worded statement -- calling for Chinese compliance and international assistance to enforce the verdict -- the Duterte administration will seek certain concrete concessions from China.
The patient or his or her relatives do not need a lawyer's assistance to enforce it, they do not have to pay any money (apart from a €88 revenue stamp) but must present several documents to the tutelary judge among which a medical certificate and a birth certificate which can only be obtained in the patient's common of birth.
Instead of trying to enforce rules around what constitutes "handmade," Etsy redefined the term to mean "authorship, responsibility and transparency," and invited sellers looking for production assistance to apply for the right to work with outside manufacturers.
Efforts by law enforcement to quell this rebellion had little effect, so the government of the island requested the assistance of British troops to enforce the collection of rent.
Pursuant to section 2522, an order may be issued to enforce the assistance capability and capacity requirements under the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act.
Such parents can be granted a special annual allowance as well as a bonus towards their retirement assistance.But it is difficult to enforce a policy that is so tangled with loopholes.
Lam said "the police will give full assistance, including making arrests where necessary" to enforce the injunctions.
The Irish government has submitted a brief arguing that a legal process exists to obtain the e-mail — a mutual legal-assistance treaty between Dublin and Washington that assists the governments in obtaining information to enforce their laws.
The warring factions were brought together only with enormous pressures and incentives from the outside, including military strikes and the promise that other countries would continue to enforce the peace and extend economic assistance.
It will be interesting to see whether the S.E.C. does anything to enforce its rules that companies disclose federal assistance in financial filings, either in the recent past or in the future.
