Sentence examples for enforcing you from inspiring English sources

Your store card may offer rewards or cash back if you spend enough thus enforcing you to spend more.

When laws aren't enforced, you don't have laws.

If you prohibit and don't enforce, you surrender to organised crime.

And they are not enforced, you know.

If the right to low-cost clean water for everyone is politically or economically impossible to enforce, you may end up making the debate about practical issues more difficult instead of furthering it".

There is no point in introducing more regulation if you aren't enforcing what you already have.

"Wait until your father gets home" was almost a catchphrase, but although you knew he would be enforcing discipline, you also knew it was Mum's discipline he would be enforcing.

While you acknowledge the significance of enforcing laws, you also stress the importance of immigration to this country.

And America has to have immigration laws, and if you don't enforce them you don't have laws.

"India has exceptional property laws," he said, "but if you have to enforce them, you're dead".

She only has to disobey once and get out of your reach to understand that you can't enforce what you can't catch.