Sentence examples for be needed to enforce from inspiring English sources

New legislation will be needed to enforce it.

A "coalition of the willing" may be needed to enforce peace in Somalia, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said in a report to the United Nations Security Council.

In his meeting with Afghan officials, General McChrystal is reported to have stated that the extra troops would be needed to enforce a new policy of maintaining a presence in the areas captured from insurgents.

Satellite tagging would be needed to enforce these conditions, which may be a problem as the Ministry of Justice has had serious problems with its contracts for the next generation of tags.

"New measures" might be needed to enforce the law properly, she said.

Critics suggested toilet inspectors would be needed to enforce the rules.

And given how malleable accounting can be, the S.E.C. is needed to enforce the rules.

It says more inspections are needed to enforce the CWC, especially at dual-use chemical plants.

There might even be cases where the threat of trade sanctions is needed to enforce such agreements.

This is needed to enforce reasonable limits on campaign spending, which is expected to reach $3 billion all told this year.

Sir Andrew Stunell mocked the regional immigration policy and raised the possibility that police checkpoints would have been needed to enforce it.