Sentence examples for choosing to enforce from inspiring English sources

This is a question of Trump and his Cabinet choosing to enforce some laws over others.

In addition, choosing to enforce the law against instrument makers does seem a curious exercise of prosecutorial discretion.

Strongly religious, she stands for the family, for moral leadership and the strict enforcement even of laws the police do not currently choose to enforce.

Lincoln signed it, but in another sign of masterly inactivity, did not choose to enforce it.

Still, they chose to enforce strict rules about gadgets on planes during takeoffs and landings.

Junko Miyamoto, a veteran campaigner, says much will depend on how seriously the police choose to enforce the new law.

He said the impact of the new rule would depend on how the E.P.A. chooses to enforce it.

But last month, Douglas County commissioners threatened to withhold funds from Spurlock if he chose to enforce it, Denver7 reported.

As a result, those of us who choose to enforce standards often find it difficult to do.

At the fall of the penultimate wicket, Middlesex came together in conference to discuss the follow-on and – with rain forecast on the final morning – chose to enforce.

What if Lyndon Johnson had required his staff to sign confidentiality agreements -- and after his death, Lady Bird chose to enforce them?