Sentence examples for enforcing laws from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing that prevents other sovereigns from adopting laws and courts of other sovereigns from enforcing laws as sweeping and with the breadth of US enforcement programs.

Other important rulings included enforcing laws on integrating public housing and enforcing laws on bilingual education.

From the moment the Puritans arrived, they began enforcing laws to reserve Sunday for churchgoing.

Public resources are wasted on enforcing laws that criminalise HIV transmission and dehumanise at-risk populations.

The executive branch is ordinarily in the business of enforcing laws, not arguing that they should be nullified.

But enforcing laws protecting ground water also has been complicated by politics, federal and state officials said.

A year ago this month, the Department of Sanitation began enforcing laws citywide that prohibit storing Dumpsters on sidewalks.

The entire economy of the town is built on partying, so enforcing laws too rigidly is bad for business.

Why do you think so? –Who should be charged with enforcing laws that apply to many countries?

And Mr. Obama emphasized, "First, we should begin by enforcing laws that are already on the books" — a line long used by the gun lobby.

But he said the answer lay in enforcing laws, so that illegal immigrants leave the country, not in extending health coverage.