Sentence examples for enforcing orders from inspiring English sources

The local government, backed by the authorities in London, sought to impose limits on expansion but had no way of enforcing orders.

The newly created police department allowed the Sheriff's Office to focus its manpower on enforcing orders of the court.

(Presented as a double feature with "Romnocop," about a cyborg enforcing order at a lawless Convention).

Step by step, America took on the job, often with others but sometimes alone, of enforcing order in almost every corner of the globe.

A seven-year army veteran who served in Kosovo, he knows the dangers that face American soldiers enforcing order in an alien environment.

Rekha Nigam, a screenplay writer and television boss in Mumbai, suggests that enforcing order in the family is a mother-in-law's way of aligning herself "on the side of patriarchy".

Even as the US government remains an 800-pound hegemon, it has faltered at enforcing order in digital spaces and arbitrating disputes that arise over its use.

Also a problem is that some judges do not enforce orders.

Among the officers' alleged offenses were polygamy, refusing to answer questions about Jeffs when the church leader remained a fugitive and failing to enforce orders related to the Utah takeover of a church property trust, authorities have said.

Besides, governments have a right to enforce order.

Written constitutions were not, however, sufficient to enforce order in the new countries of the region.