"enforce this rule" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the implementation or enforcement of a specific rule, law, or regulation. For example: "The school principal reminded the students to always enforce this rule: no cell phone use during class."
And who has the legal standing to enforce this rule against a president?
Finally, it just wouldn't be New York if sanitation officers couldn't enforce this rule: stay out of their way.
And we will legislate to give all the healthcare regulators - not just some - clear powers to enforce this rule," he said.
While the tickets are supposed to be nonstransferable, producers say they are reluctant to enforce this rule by demanding identification from those who pick up the tickets for fear of creating ill will and losing votes.
"I've heard the criticisms of 'How can you enforce this rule?' but at the end of the day, the policy still sends the correct message and is a great deterrent for riders who are thinking about doping," Jonathan Vaughters, director of the Garmin-Cervelo cycling team, said in a telephone interview from France, where the no-needles policy made its debut at the Tour last week.
But right now, there's no tech platform to enforce this rule.
Bryant said that Conservatives, who value tradition, should be in favour of enforcing this rule.
Who created and enforced this "rule" and who it applied to was not explained in the article.
Each of these states applies and enforces this rule in her own territory, and it is the one to which intending appropriators naturally would turn for guidance.
The question will be how Facebook enforces this rule.
Selling "free" Twitter names is apparently 'against Twitter rules', but it's unclear as to how and if Twitter is enforcing this rule.
