Sentence examples for enforcing the measures from inspiring English sources
The difficulties in proposing, let alone enforcing, the measures stem from deep divisions within the center-right coalition, a patchwork of conflicting vested interests.
The Israelis and Palestinians agreed today to create a new "joint committee of senior representatives" to deal with disputes that arose over enforcing the measures recommended in May by a commission led by former United States Senator George J. Mitchell.
In the Philadelphia suburb of Hilltown Township, which approved limits on cell phones, the law was struck down by a county judge only two days before passage of the Marlboro ordinance, casting uncertainty on the laws in several Pennsylvania towns and raising questions as to whether state motor vehicle laws preclude municipalities from enforcing the measures.
However, it said local authorities would be responsible for enforcing the measure.
A similar point was raised here at the hearing Monday evening, although the opposition focused more on the difficulty of enforcing the measure.
Lawyers for the ACLU and Lambda Legal urged U.S. District Judge Thomas Schroeder on Monday to block the state from enforcing the measure while both sides prepare for a trial on the issue in November.
Mr. Einhorn said that he would travel to Beijing soon to encourage the government to enforce the measures rigorously.
But not wishing to fall foul of UN resolutions, the UAE finds itself having to enforce the measures it disapproves of.
The big question is whether any party will get enough of a majority – at least 38% of the vote – to enforce the measures being demanded of Athens by foreign lenders.
With all the extreme measures taken by the administration in recent days -- detaining hundreds of people, ordering thousands questioned, establishing military tribunals -- Mr. Ashcroft and President Bush have assured the country that they will enforce the measures with care, and with concern for civil liberties.
Now, as he comes back to Greece's foreign creditors asking for the next $16.8 billion installment of aid — predicated on persuading Greeks to accept more tax hikes, wage cuts and the privatization of more than $71 billion in state assets before 2015 — doubts have emerged about the government's ability to implement and enforce the measures it has already passed.
