Sentence examples for difficult to enforce these from inspiring English sources

Running red lights is one of the more frequent problems, Mr. Browne said, and police officials acknowledge it can be difficult to enforce these rules.

I realize that it may be difficult to enforce these food laws, but it would make me so much happier.

Under Bretton Woods, the world had tight capital controls and one reason the system broke down is that these proved difficult to enforce.

There are well-defined rules regarding child labour children as young as age 12 may work in seasonal agriculture, and children age 14 and older may engage in industrial work part-time only but authorities have found these rules difficult to enforce.

Campfire bans are imposed at times of extremely high fire danger, but according to Boehm, these are difficult to enforce when a forest is full of dispersed, long-term campers.

Ironwood markers were inserted to indicate the upriver boundaries of authorized settlement, but these proved difficult to enforce.

These sanctions are difficult to enforce and are opposed by American allies.

These regulations are difficult to enforce and are often ignored, since the buildings department does not perform random inspections.

These laws were difficult to enforce.

While witch-hunting laws are in place in Assam and elsewhere, these are still difficult to enforce.

But these prohibitions will prove difficult to enforce.