Sentence examples for enforced to try from inspiring English sources

If it prohibits all, under what system do we live?" The emergency measures are being enforced to try to prevent a Paris-style attack in the city, where it is believed that Salah Abdeslam – one of the gunmen who carried out the restaurant killings in the French capital – is hiding.

Such low uptake enforces us to try to find novel radiopharmaceuticals that can overcome this limitation and can be used as more efficient brain imaging agents.

Still, Mr. Arafat vowed to continue to try to enforce the cease-fire, Mr. Larsen said.

Now, the departments have begun to try to enforce and license their copyrights and trademarks.

Ignore, briefly, the fact that the last person to try to enforce "moral standards" in Soho was Shirley Porter.

See articlePolice from Kosovo attempted to seize two border crossings with Serbia to try to enforce a ban on Serbian imports.

"Only those who have worked on the government side have any appreciation of how difficult and expensive it is to try to enforce our immigration laws," he added.

The day was hardest in many respects for the police, who sympathized with the protesters but understood that it was their job to try to enforce order.

It is rare for people to jeopardize a settlement by breaching one of its key terms, but Bakhtiar has dared Fox to try to enforce the nondisclosure agreement.

Anticipating that the board will refuse to recognize its veto, the administration has been laying the groundwork for a possible lawsuit to try to enforce it.

"The police obviously do their best to try to enforce the law, but with this kind of behavior, it's very hard," he said.