Sentence examples for enforce ground from inspiring English sources
They need to be able to help the group draft and enforce ground rules regarding how they will interact.
They are acutely aware that the force's task will be much harder if there is no peace at all to enforce on the ground.
In Butler the Court held that Canadian obscenity law violated Canadian citizens' rights to free speech under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms if enforced on grounds of morality or community standards of decency; but that obscenity law could be enforced constitutionally against some pornography on the basis of the Charter's guarantees of sex equality.
But such safeguards are worthless without urgent intervention on the ground to enforce them".
"Netanyahu is trying to enforce something on the ground and gain the hearts and minds of the Israeli public.
Passive shield, which is a line connected to POWER rail or the GROUND, can enforce extra delay to the concerned wire.
Many states like Delhi and Rajasthan did not even bring the policy into force, and those states that did showed little will to enforce it on the ground.
"The vaquita and totoaba are both fully protected under national law as well as internationally through their Cites Appendix I listings," said Perry, "but such safeguards are worthless without urgent intervention on the ground to enforce them".
The prime opportunity, he said, lies in a return to a strict ban and greater commitment by the international community to help governments enforce laws on the ground in Africa and along the smuggling routes from there to markets in Asia.
But when you feel the depth of the rage against the Assad government and contemplate the sporadic but barbaric sect-on-sect violence, you can't imagine any peace deal happening or holding — not without international peacekeepers on the ground to enforce it.
"At this stage, the political opposition does not have the credibility with or the leverage over the armed groups on the ground to enforce an agreement that the armed groups reject," said Noah Bonsey, who studies the Syrian opposition for the International Crisis Group.
