Sentence examples for either to enforce from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as the semi-Lagrangian scheme works via tracing characteristic curves, no special treatment is required either to enforce non-penetration through thin, moving solid structures, or to populate swept or uncovered degrees of freedom.

This is particularly troubling in a context in which academics are forced to spy and report on their students, either to enforce the policies of the UK Visas and Immigration authority or to meet their obligations under the Prevent legislation.

"They are either going to enforce this or say why they are not.

The courts can either try to enforce the contract or award monetary damages.

Five years later, it seems clear that these senior leaders are either too timid to enforce their orders, or the fast-growth political culture they preside over is too entrenched to heed them.

Additionally, if either party sued to enforce the agreement, "the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its reasonable legal fees and expenses".

KORUS-FTA has inadequate protections and enforcement mechanisms to enforce either the spirit or the letter of the law.

The record also shows that the D.C.I. was either unable or unwilling to enforce consistent priorities and marshal resources across the community.

That requires a constitutional amendment, which is why no attorney general of either party has tried to enforce the 1968 law in the intervening decades.

Both Braudis and DiSalvo proudly refused (and refuse) to either go undercover or to enforce existing drug laws in Pitkin County.

1) We have someone who is either flat-out refusing to enforce the law and do his job.