Sentence examples for decide to enforce from inspiring English sources
As the religious school teenagers jeer, the secularists decide to enforce their rule by firing rifles into the audience.
Their navy still regularly sends spy ships into China's EEZ.If China were to decide to enforce its version of the rules, the risks would be severe.
Grey areas surrounding some of the important definitions within the legislation may still mean that its use is relatively limited, and much will depend on how the police decide to enforce the offence in practice.
Republicans insisted that the president couldn't unilaterally decide to enforce only portions of the law.
The mood was quiet, if a bit tense, as everyone waited to see when they'd decide to enforce the court order.
Although the government will ultimately have to decide to enforce pay equity, we can make sure our support and the impact of pay inequity are known.
For example, she believes deciding to enforce a minimum advertised price online was a huge mistake.
In addition, Theodosius decided to enforce more strongly against the pagans the religious policy he had pursued since 379.
More seriously, Ankara recently decided to enforce strictly a long‐overlooked law barring Greek nationals from 30 professions and occupations.
When many Scots signed a national covenant to defend their Presbyterian religion, the king decided to enforce his ecclesiastical policy with the sword.
