Sentence examples for enforced to do from inspiring English sources

Regulations once promulgated must be upheld and enforced to do their job.

What policies do they enforce to manage the insecurity, resilience and resistance of street vendors?

"At the end of the fifth year, if we have not doubled the number of employees in UK, the court will have the right to enforce us to do that.

Regulation that is not enforced doesn't do any good.

Net neutrality is difficult to define and enforce, and efforts to do so merely address the symptom (concern about discrimination) rather than the underlying cause (lack of competition).

"If anything, this is the one situation where slavery is still enforced and you have to do what I say".

That is what an anti-trust enforcer is supposed to do.

The company contends that even if it could enforce such a plan, to do so might threaten the availability of certain products from those who did not comply.

It appears from the footage to have little to do enforcing the law, let alone protecting the public interest, and looks more like an attempt by the police to protect themselves from lawful public scrutiny.

To make the calculations more feasible, we do not enforce to run a Markov chain for each newly obtained model to infer new estimates of the posterior means and variance-covariance matrices.

Organising committee chief executive Danny Jordaan said he would continue to monitor their use and that a ban could be enforced if there were "grounds to do so".