Sentence examples for difficulties in enforcing from inspiring English sources

Mr Prescott should be aware of the difficulties in enforcing international laws and the limitations of such enforcement.

Experts believe he will face numerous difficulties in enforcing his attempt to corner the market.

Most organizations have difficulties in enforcing the same procedures/business processes across their multiple organizational units.

The corresponding stability criteria, and the practical difficulties in enforcing them, for perfectly incompressible materials are briefly discussed.

However, given the very significant legal and financial implications of introducing such a ban, coupled with practical difficulties in enforcing it, it is not a realistic option".

Homeland security department spokeswoman, Katie Waldman, said the report's findings "illustrate the difficulties in enforcing immigration laws that are broken and poorly written".

Another widespread social ill today is the difficulty in enforcing court decisions, as mentioned earlier.

Nor is there any more difficulty in enforcing a decree in this case than there was in the Smiley case.

Another factor is the difficulty in enforcing the A.D.A. Indeed, just determining what constitutes a disability can be a problem.

The difficulty in enforcing budgetary discipline on national governments illustrates why some have always argued that monetary union needed to be followed by political union.

Sourcing goods in China poses many risks for U.S. companies, ranging from poor quality goods to fraud to difficulty in enforcing contracts.