Sentence examples for enforce most from inspiring English sources

Encouraging compliance through enforcement: Parents are in a prime position to enforce most GDL restrictions, but there is some evidence they do not enforce those restrictions that they consider too extreme.

"Even if the Obama administration refuses to enforce most immigration laws, states have the power to deter and discourage illegal aliens from settling or remaining within their jurisdictions," Mr. Stein said.

In her testimony and her response to questions, Ms. Norton said that on a number of occasions in the past, she had challenged laws that she might soon be obliged to enforce, most notably the Endangered Species Act.

If truth-in-advertising rules were enforced, most dotcoms would be dotorgs.

If this dress code is enforced, most of the guys will think it's a stupid rule.

In the Scandinavian welfare societies, equality of outcome is structurally enforced, most notably through substantial redistribution of income.

During J.R.'s first two years in the league, his father lived with him in New Orleans, in a house that J.R. bought, enforcing most of the rules his other children obeyed in Millstone.

Rather than explaining how such a ban accorded with the religious freedoms guaranteed under the Constitution, or how it would be enforced (most passports don't list a person's religion), Trump sought to wrap himself in the mantle of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who, during the Second World War, authorized the detention of German, Italian, and Japanese people.

Forty-six percent say they do have rules, but just 20% say their rules are enforced "most" of the time.

Three years ago, the high court blocked the state from enforcing most of a law authorizing its police to question and arrest people who could not show proof of their citizenship. .

A federal judge has ruled that Arizona can enforce the most contentious section of its immigration law.