Sentence examples for enforce on the from inspiring English sources
Russia's UN ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, said on Monday he was concerned that an arms embargo would be one-sided because it would be easier to enforce on the government.
Legislation similar to that which prevents junk faxes in America, or junk mail in Germany, would be hard to enforce on the Internet.
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.
Filmmakers also oppose any new regulations because they say that sales drop when performers use condoms and that regulations are difficult to enforce on the set.
They had, when they wouldn't adopt the common sense gun safety legislation, all I heard was this constant barrage about how if only the administration would enforce on the books, everything would be wonderful.
A third view is that all the parties involved – the prime minister, president and opposition – wanted elections: the opposition for obvious reasons, the prime minister to detach himself from the harsh economic measures that Brussels will inevitably enforce on the country.
Its Sobering Up report says police should do more to enforce on-the-spot fines and prosecute adults.
Advantages of the DG3PD model over existing ones lie in the properties enforced on the cartoon and texture images.
The penalty was enforced on the kickoff.
Speed limits are now enforced on the red dust roads.
Not a Pax Americana enforced on the world by American weapons of war".
