Sentence examples for enforce some from inspiring English sources

"You can't enforce some rules," said Mr. McElroy, who is attending Ohio State.

"That's because we're all focused on one thing, and that's to enforce some financial discipline on the county," he said.

This move was its first attempt to enforce some authority in the north, and took most western states by surprise.

The top federal prosecutors at the state level, they enforce some of the nation's most critical laws.

Finally, at an October 2002 hearing, the federal government backed away from portions of its encryption rules, saying that it would not enforce some of the provisions.

It remains to be seen whether Beijing or even Washington would have the stomach to enforce some of the proposed sanctions, such as interdicting North Korean ships.

WASHINGTON -- Conservative lawmakers in at least 11 states are pushing legislation that would prevent state law enforcement from enforcing some or all federal gun restrictions.

In his practice, Mr. Singer enforces some house rules.

The government enforces some of them, but mostly leaves it to people with disabilities to sue.

"It is time to start enforcing some basic standards for corporate behaviour".

Imagine Trump is elected president and he starts enforcing some of the policies he has mentioned.