Sentence examples for enforce readily from inspiring English sources

If the leadership of the Forces of Free Libya was paying fuller attention to the forces' battlefield behavior, it might instruct the rank and file in the difference between munitions that explode and munitions that do not, just as it might enforce readily understood rules about arson and looting in towns that fall into rebel possession.

In developed countries with advanced production structures (composed of economic activities with increasing returns), allocative institutions are readily enforced since the proceeds from these economic activities are sufficiently high to cover the costs of enforcement.

Though in some states, caps are placed on non-economic charges, lawyers are readily available to enforce tort laws and fight for the rights of victims.

This allows abusive entities to readily and cheaply acquire and enforce these low-quality patents.

We do not explicitly enforce this constraint, as this data is not always readily available or reliable.

Where contracts cannot readily be enforced, assets cannot be protected, regulatory processes become tools of self-enrichment and the basic safety of persons and property is not assured.

But because we failed to enforce our borders, the golden age of farm employment was short-lived, ending in the 1980s as the growers found illegal immigrants to be a cheaper and readily available source of labor.

Regulators must enforce it.

"We don't enforce.

Responsible adults enforce strict boundaries.

"We enforce this strongly.