Sentence examples for enforce in from inspiring English sources

Marijuana possession remains illegal under federal law, and the federal government clearly has the power to enforce in those states.

That proposal would give shareholders "the voting rights they sought to enforce in the litigation," the press release said.

A number of states, including New York, have passed legislation making English libel rulings difficult to enforce in American courts.

For years I invoked the 20-minutes-a-night reading rule, which was particularly torturous to enforce in the summer.

The federal regulations, which the department will enforce in New York, apply to 102 storm sewer systems on Long Island.

"This type of law is almost impossible to enforce in a racially neutral way, without leading to civil rights violations against people of color," she said.

And while intellectual property can be far more lucrative than manufacturing, its laws are difficult to enforce in the developing world.

Right now there are several lawsuits challenging the Defense of Marriage Act, which the Obama Administration decided last year not to enforce in courts.

Saying the restrictions would be very hard to enforce in any case, Mr. Veling added: "We'll just reinvent the coffee shops as we have in the past.

But that is difficult to enforce in a place like Yuandu, where about 1,000 officials live off the fees collected from the town's 4,000 farmers.

Unfortunately, most of the considered devices enforce in-camera digital stabilization, without an option to turn it off in the standard camera application.