Sentence examples for enough to enforce from inspiring English sources

"These laws are hard enough to enforce when there's primary enforcement," Ms. Stone said.

And it's also worth highlighting a point The Times' editorial board made last year: Law enforcement doesn't do enough to enforce laws aimed at abusive paparazzi.

But because the WTO's enforcement procedures are not strong enough to enforce them all, the issues are continually raised as future concessions, when they are simply 16 years overdue.

That is reason enough to enforce the law.

The Clinton administration need only find morals enough to enforce this verdict.

LL Felicity, Sir Jim Paice suggested that consumer pressure is ultimately enough to enforce workers standards.

The archbishop of Canterbury is in an impossible position, having just about enough authority that he is looked to for leadership, but not enough authority to enforce his will.

But I feel strongly that if it's a serious enough issue to enforce the law that everyone has to wear seat belts, then they should think it's a serious enough issue to make seat belts that fit".

China's Navy has enough ships to enforce a quarantine.

A top Board of Education official said last week that Mr. Riccobono had not provided enough documentation to enforce his deals.

Senator Baucus had written Mr. Daniels in September asking whether the I.R.S. had enough money to enforce the law.