Sentence examples for enforce most of from inspiring English sources

Although these policies were designed to limit the extent of copying that had been done in prior years, the trial judge's opinion and the findings of fact show the exceptions are routinely granted by the defendant's libraries, that there is no way to enforce most of the limitations, and that defendant is operating a reprint service which supplants the need for journal subscriptions.

"We're a larger city, and we enforce most of these," he said.

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

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.

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

The DOJ stopped enforcing most of the anti-trust laws during the Reagan administration, and no administration since has picked up the task since.

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. .

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

After all, there are many laws that govern marriage, too, but none can capture, let alone enforce, what most of us believe is essential in a marriage.

"This was a law that we have not enforced in most of the lifetimes of the people that have been working here," said Cambridge's mayor, Michael Sullivan.

She said the rules of the house needed to be strictly enforced because most of the mothers had never known supervision.