Sentence examples for certainly enforce from inspiring English sources

We would certainly enforce it," he told the court.

If Russia and the US threw their weight into serious negotiations they could almost certainly enforce a ceasefire between Assad and moderate rebels.

To work properly, NGOs need their rights to be detailed, upheld and certainly enforced by law.

Then there is the outrage that Francis is "stacking the synod's ranks with supporters of a sweeping change" – as if stacking the ranks of bishops were not what all Popes try to do, and what his predecessors had certainly enforced.

To be fair, men usually do have less choices to chose from in any clothing department, but the lack in variety certainly enforces a problem solving mentality as though shopping is a problem and, men being men, are determine to the point of frustration to find the perfect solution.

Companies who are subsidizing iPhones for their employees can surely enforce running Footprints in the background (certainly in business hours).

The city has never enforced the law against the thousands of liveries and black cars that illegally poach fares every day from hard-working taxi drivers in Manhattan, and it certainly cannot enforce a law against 30,000 permitted street-hail liveries with nothing to lose.

The current balance of power means that it has fewer levers to pull and certainly cannot enforce any settlement in Syria on its own.

As Wise shows, existing laws should be expanded to cover many more abusive practices, and they should certainly be enforced much more aggressively.

Indeed, it would seem that originally he was altogether precluded from seeking or accepting any civil magistracy (Plut. Q. R. p169); but this last prohibition was certainly not enforced in later times.

The argument that such a move is impossible to enforce is certainly true, but misses the point.