Sentence examples for determination to enforce from inspiring English sources

Selim, on the other hand, lacked the determination to enforce the measures.

Pictures of the punishment were posted on Twitter, along with a statement proclaiming Isis's determination to enforce Islamic law.

But even many police officers say they need no new laws, only a determination to enforce those already on the books.

From the heart of the South, he spoke forcefully about his determination to enforce the law, and the importance of community involvement.

In a speech on Monday to the World Policy Conference in Évian, France, the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, called for a new global security framework that would challenge the United States' "determination to enforce its global dominance".

The Bush administration's belated determination to enforce workplace safety rules against flagrant violators may be the best one can hope for from an administration that seems allergic to tight regulation of business.

BERKELEY — U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, one of the world's most powerful jurists, issued a modest plea for justice and reason at International House last week, portraying the rule of law as "a subtle thing" that depends upon the willingness of citizens to follow it — and the determination of governments to enforce it.

The determination of the courts to enforce strict controls over jurors' use of the internet is running up against an increasingly common response to unfamiliar problems – posting comments on social media and searching online.

The approach has raised questions about the determination of the French troops to enforce order.

That determination of the body empowered to enforce the Civil War Amendments "by appropriate legislation" merits this Court's utmost respect.

The trouble started when the police blocked a road to enforce a determination made by the Parades Commission, preventing Orangemen from passing Ardoyne on the return route of their annual 12 July march.