Sentence examples for enforce will from inspiring English sources

The potential laws that are beyond the county's purview to establish or enforce will not, he said, be ignored.

The ordinance, which city officials acknowledge would be difficult to enforce, will limit the number of dispensaries to 70, but its language suggests that even fewer will be permitted if there is not ample space under the new parameters to accommodate them.

The plausibility of this claim increases once one notices that the state might enforce any of a wide range of conceptions of property and criminal law and tort, and selecting one rather than another conception to enforce will be to the advantage of some citizens and the disadvantage of others.

This has already prompted protests from drug experts and scientists, who say that it will be impossible to enforce, will harm research, and won't work anyway.

New regulations, properly implemented and enforced, will crimp the banks' profitability.

The final decision on where Taylor's sentence will be enforced will be taken by the SCSL President".

How those requirements, known as the Basel standards, are determined and enforced, will have a big effect on global financial stability.

Enforcing the Rules In the ongoing interest of speeding up games, baseball officials have been meeting with managers and players and advising them that certain rules that have been on the books but not enforced will be enforced this season.

The manifesto also promises more state school cadet forces, although it's not quite clear how this will be enforced (will Ed Balls personally supervise the parade ground?).

If nothing else, this rule, if enforced, will cut down on lengthy blaring of "Welcome to the Jungle" and other annoying blasts of music from loudspeakers.

The choices that are made and the policies that are enforced will have a decisive impact on the wellbeing of Greeks.