Sentence examples for either enforce from inspiring English sources

Either enforce the laws or repeal them.

For Mr. Ashcroft, the issue is cut-and-dried: Either enforce the laws of the land, as he vowed to do, or refuse the job.

MR. BOIES: If file sharing were in fact unlawful, the government would have to either enforce the law or change it.

The S.E.C.'s rejection of the settlement – a move that will prompt the agency to either enforce a tougher penalty or take Mr. Falcone to trial – suggested that its preliminary deal did not match the gravity of the crime.

Generally, WMSs either enforce strict temporal synchronization across the various input, intermediate and output data sets (i.e., following the SDF computing model [6]), or leave the temporal logic in the programmer hands, who have often to explicitly program non-synchronous behavior to meet application latency and prioritization requirements.

However, just because that restriction is built into the law does not mean the FCC will necessarily either enforce or obey it.

It also urged that a task force be set up to consider either enforcing existing rules more vigorously or banning agents from military bases entirely.

"Respect and protection for fundamental human rights is absolutely important," says Julie Schindall, director of communications at the EICC, "but in practice, when for example you do not have a state that either enforces its own laws or does not recognise what would generally be seen as the most basic and fundamental human rights laws, it puts a company in quite a difficult position".

In a stalemate, Congress would likely need to delay repeal and, to reassure skittish insurers, focus on small-scale repairs, such as affirming that subsidies will continue to be funded, and either enforcing the existing mandate or revising it so that more young and healthy people sign on.

The paper formulates benchmark stochastic programming models by either enforcing to meet all demand or penalizing unmet demand via a linear penalty function.

This year's championship will be without some big names, either enforced through injury like England fly-half Owen Farrell or because of retirement in the shape of Ireland's talisman Brian O'Driscoll.