Sentence examples for enforce all the from inspiring English sources

Second, because those charged with enforcing the law do not have sufficient resources to enforce all the laws all the time, enforcement must be selective.

"If you're going to enforce all the laws, why don't you prosecute the jailer?" he asked.

Mr. Ruckelshaus said that he would enforce all the bill's pro visions with vigor.

When asked why the resolution sent by the president to the Congress requesting authority to enforce all the resolutions with which they had not complied, the secretary told the committee: "That's the way the resolution is currently worded.

In a prepared opening statement, the assistant attorney general for civil rights, Thomas E. Perez, said the reports about hiring and enforcement activity "underscore the point that the division, in recent years, was not doing all that it could to fulfill our responsibility to enforce all the civil rights laws fairly and aggressively".

Indeed, it is only a liberal optimism and willingness to allow individuals the right to change their positions over time and in response to changed circumstances that plausibly lets John Ashcroft, the conservative nominee for attorney general, argue that he will enforce all the nation's laws -- no matter how much he disagrees with some of them.

They re-enforce all the work I am doing to grow as a person.

But they got a jolt on Aug. 30, when they learned that the police would be strictly enforcing all the rules, said Douglas Menagh, lawyer for the New York City Central Labor Council.

Speaking of the anger that was expressed at the time of the rape, she said, "We need to hold onto that anger and demand that the Indian Government enforces all the promised changes of its recent Criminal Law Amendment Act, which changed laws to expand the definition of rape and incorporated new offences including acid attack, sexual harassment, voyeurism and stalking".

The Secretary is authorized and directed to administer and enforce all of the provisions of the Convention, this chapter, and regulations issued pursuant thereto, except to the extent otherwise provided for in this chapter.

The bill, if enacted, would treat suits to enforce the Establishment Clause different from litigation to enforce all of the other provisions of the Constitution and federal civil rights statutes.