Sentence examples for enforce that when from inspiring English sources

Care assistants ought to be better paid, for sure, but how do you enforce that when 600 care homes are closing down because they can't make ends meet?

"They can ban iPods all they want, but how do you think they are going to enforce that when those things have gotten so small?" said Richie Sais, 46, a police officer in Suffolk County on Long Island, before running the Marine Corps Marathon.

Although we do not explicitly consider linkage disequilibrium, the l0 sparsity constraint of SConES should enforce that when several correlated SNPs are associated with a phenotype, a single one of them is picked.

But it's hard to enforce that law when as many as 40 percent of all gun purchases are conducted without a background check.

But it's hard to enforce that law, when as many as 40percentt of all gun purchases are conducted without a background check.

The Public Utilities Commission, which regulates transportation network companies such as Uber and Lyft, chose not to enforce that law when Uber and Lyft launched their carpooling services, but recognized that the Legislature had to update state law.

The eerie tracking of comparisons between Princess Diana and the duchess seems only to enforce that sense, especially when it is reported, after public appearances of the former Ms Middleton, that the dress she wore has sold out.

The FFRF suit contends that the IRS is failing to enforce that restriction particularly when it comes to churches, which the group argues constitutes a violation of the establishment clause of the First Amendment.

The trust that Cather set up in her will to enforce that ban and other matters expired when her nephew died, in 2011.

Santorum has long tried to get his Biblical principles taught to children in public schools — insisting that "creationism" should be in every American classroom, and trying to enforce that through riders to education bills when he was a senator.

But we don't enforce that law other than the very first purchase of a gun when it is new.