Sentence examples similar to enforce prospective from inspiring English sources
Europe was sidelined as Russia and Iran, bypassing the UN, joined forces to enforce a prospective settlement in Syria keeping Assad in power.
Accordingly, courts will not enforce a prospective waiver of the right to gain redress for an antitrust injury, whether in an arbitration agreement or any other contract.
If it is acceptable to enforce life expectancy requirements for prospective parents, it is not clear why it should be enforced only in cases of prospective menopausal mothers.
Only a well-written patent coupled with the ability and the resolve to enforce it may compel a prospective licensee to consider licensing it.
Democrats are questioning whether the prospective justice could be trusted to enforce the rule of law when the president says he is not bound by it.
Senators have a right to ask prospective U.S. Attorneys how they plan to enforce federal law on marijuana, and, of course, the legislators have the right to vote these officials down if they don't like their answers.
Presumably because of the many rules and regulations they are called upon to enforce, Social Security representatives there, though sympathetic, ultimately are compelled to treat their clients as prospective criminals and "welfare cheats".
Regulators must enforce it.
Responsible adults enforce strict boundaries.
