Sentence examples for could probably enforce from inspiring English sources
The Federal Election Commission could probably enforce such a definition even now, but that agency is frequently riven by political conflicts that at times make it unable to operate effectively.
Any ruling could probably be enforced only against assets abroad: a Dubai court has to confirm the decision and is likely to declare any assets in the emirate off-limits.
The majority of police officers, already overburdened, will probably enforce it only intermittently.
This would be a rare occasion when the Australians would probably enforce it.
@convention signifies that the element and its descendants must obey a convention, probably enforced by software and with defined semantics.
In fact, Palestinians say that Yasir Arafat, their leader, has issued no order in recent days to stop the terror attacks and probably could not enforce one in any case.
Multi-monoubiquitination was, however, clearly evident in lane 4, having MGRN1ΔR and K0; this could probably mean than in the absence of a catalytically active MGRN1, there was enforced multi-monoubiquitination.
Such help could probably be supplied, at a pinch, by the alliance's European members, but not attack-helicopters to enforce the no-fly zone over Darfur which is also patently needed.
Nevertheless, while Hull's recruitment has already ensured they will have more speed in the side, they could probably do with more power in midfield, where David Meyler looks set to be the enforcer.
