Sentence examples for enforce such measures from inspiring English sources
The women who work in his Saudi offices are not segregated, nor do they have to wear the enveloping black abayas — his royal stature keeps them out of reach of the religious police who enforce such measures.
"I said from the very beginning to the European commission, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank [the "troika" of creditors propping up the economy] that while we have the will, we don't have the administrative ability [to enforce such measures]," he said.
The ACLU says Florida is the first US state to enforce such a measure since 1999, when Michigan enacted a similar law.
Greece has been the only Member State of the European Union to enforce such legislative measure knowing that some other cities particularly in Central and Eastern Europe suffer chronically from air pollution.
Tripp said she opposes a more stringent safe storage law in Texas, and questioned whether police would even be able to enforce such a measure.
Truman called for a naval blockade of Korea, only to learn that due to budget cutbacks, the U.S. Navy could not enforce such a measure.
Israeli law applying to the extra territorial activities of Israelis may be applied to Israelis and their activities in the area, and Israel may take measures in the area to enforce such laws.
Israeli law applying to the extra territorial activities of Israel may be applied to Israelis and their activities in the area, and Israel may take measures in the area to enforce such laws.
The council has said that the museum must "take all necessary measures to curtail the sale of its artwork"—but has no legal ability to enforce such a move.
A commitment to introduce regulatory food measures to reduce daily salt consumption to a given amount by a certain date, for instance, was removed by the European Union despite the fact that many E.U. countries already enforce such regulations.
Constitutionally, the federal government cannot enforce such reporting on states.
