Sentence examples for difficulties enforcing from inspiring English sources

Yemen has always had difficulties enforcing its authority.

He said if OECD members were having difficulties enforcing their tax systems, that was a matter to be solved within the frontiers of those states and not within the jurisdiction of an independent offshore centre such as the Bahamas.

But even if the government succeeds in changing the rules, it will have difficulty enforcing them.

Even towns that have long had bans on short-term stays have difficulty enforcing them.

Even self-contained Internet services like Facebook have had difficulty enforcing "real name" systems.

This mixed message suggests why Yasir Arafat will have great difficulty enforcing the cease-fire he said tonight he was prepared to accept.

With 800m items listed at any given time, eBay can have difficulty enforcing policy, says Wolfgang Weber, who heads the company's global regulatory and policy management.

Obligatory wearing of the hijab has been an integral policy of the Islamic republic ever since the 1979 revolution but it is one the establishment has had a great deal of difficulty enforcing.

"But I believe it will have difficulty enforcing this trademark here – yet 90% of cases like this never make it to the courts as the smaller company caves in".

Angola's ghastly four-decade civil war ended this year, and Ethiopia and Eritrea have formally ended their cross-border bloodbath.The AU's security council is supposed to broker more peace deals, but it will have difficulty enforcing them.

Traditionally, OPEC has difficulty enforcing its edicts.