Sentence examples for enforce on a from inspiring English sources
The rule that says only good boys and girls receive toys has proven a little hard to enforce on a worldwide scale.
Though Facebook's policy prohibits content that glorifies or incites violence, that rule is inherently difficult to enforce on a social media platform that encourages its users to post photos and videos in real time or soon after they are taken.
A director at Germany's central bank said on Monday that any attempt to regulate cryptocurrencies must be on a global scale as national or regional rules would be hard to enforce on a virtual, borderless community.
And even though a noncompete would be difficult to enforce on a low-wage worker -- under most state laws, such agreements must be reasonable in scope -- critics say they may still present a barrier to workers who can't afford to fight them in court.
It is true that large informal economies make automatic payroll or tax deductions difficult to implement or enforce on a broad scale, but increasing government revenues is generally feasible even in the poorest countries.
You want them written and enforced on a national level, so you get consistency.
Holder has also brought much-needed attention to the ways in which criminal law is enforced on a daily basis.
It was a day conducive to low scores, with lift-clean-and-place rules being enforced on a calm day.
We must have tougher gun laws that are strictly enforced on a national as well as a local level.
In much of Europe and America, laws were not enforced on a regular basis, and courts did not dispense justice fairly or consistently to any but the better-off until well into this century.
