Sentence examples for enforce since from inspiring English sources

He admitted it would be nearly impossible to enforce, since the town no longer has a marshal -- or a jail.

But in Haryana only three cases have been filed: the law is hard to enforce, since ultrasound scans are now widespread.

Mr. Awad testified in court that the amendment was impossible to enforce, since the concept of Shariah law varies from person to person.

Airline officials and experts said a global blacklist could be difficult to enforce since it would have to be carried out by aviation authorities in countries where corruption, weak governments and poverty compromise safety standards.

The policy of keeping lobbyists off the advisory panel may be hard to enforce, since some of those on the list, including Mr. Levine, work at large law firms that do some lobbying.

The Morrill Act, however, proved hard to enforce since proof of marriage was required for conviction.

But that law has not been enforced since 1964, and a more persuasive reason may be that the country has really only ever benefited from its EU involvement.

But the colonial rules have seldom been enforced since the late 1960's, including since Britain handed over Hong Kong to China six years ago today.

The American-led United Nations forces unilaterally drew the "Northern Limit Line," a border the South Korean and United States militaries have enforced since the end of the war.

They have been rarely enforced since the state won an appeals court ruling in April 2000 thwarting a legal challenge by industry giants including Chevron, Exxon, Mobil, Public Service Electric and Gas, and DuPont.

Murder, adultery, rape, armed robbery, apostasy and drug trafficking are all punishable by death under Iran's Shariah law, enforced since the country's Islamic Revolution in 1979.