Sentence examples for capability to enforce from inspiring English sources

After last night's operation, no one can question our military capability to enforce this threat at limited risk to our personnel.

The Electrical Trades Union vowed to continue its campaign against Chafta, saying it had no faith that the immigration department, as it was currently resourced, had the capability to enforce the licensing requirements for 457 visa workers.

"Along with radars and surface-to-air missiles, this will give China the capability to enforce an air defense identification zone, and hold the waters of the South China Sea at risk should it choose to do so," McCain continued.

We also examine different types of misapprehensions in policy-making and find that an incorrect assessment of the economy׳s true structure by the central bank greatly affects its capability to enforce a determinate and learnable, although suboptimal, REE.

In the meantime, we have the capability to enforce a vehicle navigation plan on the AVs.

The allocation scheme is applied to the JET tokamak shape controller by illustrating its capabilities to enforce coil currents selections that tend to move away from the saturation limits within the allowable degrees of freedom.

To ensure that China has the logistical capabilities to enforce these regulations, more than 13 specialized cross-border e-commerce zones are being built across the country to curb the possibility that infringing products from abroad make it to their destinations.

Lieberman's remarks demonstrate the fundamental reality that some Palestinians have argued represents the UN path for statehood — that it is a largely symbolic gesture with no capability to actually enforce the lofty goals it claims to seek.

We also note that Ms Rudd may seek to use Technical Capability Notices (TCNs) to enforce changes [to encryption]; and these would require secrecy.

The actual creation of the new force has been nervously awaited in the Asia Pacific region as another sign of China's fast-growing maritime capability and its determination to enforce claims in the South China Sea, as well as the East China Sea.

There is talk of the new Congress, with its new majority, working to either undermine the capability of the FCC to enforce net neutrality, or perhaps even pass a new legal foundation for it to use, allowing it to avoid trying to bend Title II of the Communications Act to its will.