Sentence examples for can only enforce from inspiring English sources
Corporate personhood gives shareholders the benefit of limited liability: creditors can only enforce their claims against the firm's assets rather than against the shareholder's assets.
The company now owns the intellectual property for the word without any restrictions with regards to style, font, size or colour, although it can only enforce their trademark as it used in relation to video games and clothing.
The latest iteration of the ethics committee - a two-chamber structure split into an investigatory arm headed by the New York lawyer Michael Garcia and the decisions panel fronted by Eckert - has failed again to delve beyond what we already knew because ultimately Fifa's own ethics committee can only enforce rules in its ethics code.
But the FTC can only enforce rules, not write them, and experts say it won't be able to provide a meaningful deterrence to internet providers looking to control what users access online.
And so absent congressionally granted authority, the FTC can only enforce violations of open internet "principles," which aren't the same as actual rules, and which critics like Sohn say are all but unenforceable.
The history of centuries of evolution of our legal system shows that short run noise and emotion eventually give way to the view of Spinoza, Locke, and Jefferson: society can only really enforce those laws truly necessary to the survival of society.
Creditors have to accept that certain reforms can only be enforced gradually, he says, predicting that capital controls would be lifted some time in 2016.
Eastwood explains: "Cannabis comes under a discretionary warning scheme, which can only be enforced under strict circumstances.
This [Atmospheric Pollution Law] can only be enforced by the departments with the legal right of supervision".
