Sentence examples for enforced things from inspiring English sources
One hedge fund manager told Reuters the cap could not be enforced: "Things like this are completely unpoliceable.
People feel that Putin has the power and the chance to enforce things".
Such predictions are useful for enforcing things like building standards in regions known to be earthquake-prone.
He then referred to the "green tentacles that exist across bureaucracy where they just quietly go about enforcing things".
He was vain, greedy and arrogant and during his time as Lord of Lampeter his control of the courts and their finances - their revenue meant to be a means to enforce things like road repairs and trade tariffs - was brutally enforced.
So the only thing new here is the Army's intention to actually enforce things.
You don't have to enforce things.
Who gives them the right to enforce these things?
"Unless there is the will to enforce these things," he said of pricing laws, "there is no point in having them".
"We begged the city, for the sake of safety, to please enforce these things before someone gets hurt," Mr. Marlow said.
