Sentence examples for be asked to enforce from inspiring English sources

That decentralization is why regulators are considering taking action within a few nations — most likely in countries where Google has physical operations and where national courts could be asked to enforce penalties.

Swedish politicians don't like the idea that their courts would be asked to enforce marriage laws based on, say, Islamic sharia.The threat of vetoes from Sweden and like-minded countries has blocked Rome III.

In his confirmation hearing, John Ashcroft insisted that if he was confirmed as attorney general, it would be irrelevant that he would be asked to enforce many laws that he had opposed as a senator.

A Cairo court is being asked to enforce her separation from her Muslim husband of 37 years.

Instead, police are being asked to enforce littering and vandalism laws during the Independence Day celebrations, and local shops urged not to sell the sugary treats.

China is understandably preoccupied with its own development and stability and still suspicious that the international rules it is being asked to enforce were not written with its interests in mind.

The suit also contends that the 1913 law was unfairly invoked when gay marriage was legalized and that for decades town clerks had not been asked to enforce it.

However, GPs have expressed concerns about being asked to enforce any new rules, saying their duty is to the patient and not to establishing their immigration or financial status.

A consular officer could not stomach the cruelty of the law he was asked to enforce, so he didn't obey it.

In June, Motherboard sat in on one of these meetings, which is notable considering Facebook has generally not been very forthright in how it decides the rules its moderators are asked to enforce.

"We watched what was happening in Oakland, and decided we couldn't let that happen here...Police were asked to enforce our policy, and that's what they did," Holmes said.