Sentence examples for deciding to enforce from inspiring English sources

For example, she believes deciding to enforce a minimum advertised price online was a huge mistake.

School officials who are deciding to enforce the policy for some and not others, who refuse to take a holistic look at the child and her life in and outside school — whether it be at international concerts or in homeless shelters — should be held accountable for their short-sighted decision-making.

But that depends on which contracts, if any, the court decides to enforce.

In addition, Theodosius decided to enforce more strongly against the pagans the religious policy he had pursued since 379.

As the religious school teenagers jeer, the secularists decide to enforce their rule by firing rifles into the audience.

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.

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.

"We're quite pleased that the attorney general decided to enforce the contracts as written," said Richard N. Cohen, a lawyer for 32 of the buyers.

But if the city's Department of Health or the E.P.A. decided to enforce every aspect of its codes, most of us would be out on the street.

Shortly after the book appeared one school district decided to enforce limits on homework, becoming one of the first in years to do so.