Sentence examples for enough to enforce a from inspiring English sources

Governments within the monetary union can bind themselves with common political institutions powerful enough to enforce a single economic policy matching the single monetary policy.

Netanyahu appears to have launched the raid to decapitate Hamas's military leadership, destroy its armory, and show that Israel is strong enough to enforce a policy of deterrence.

When ClientEarth sued the French government in 2008 for failing to do enough to enforce a ban on the use by fishermen of drift nets that entangle and often kill endangered species like dolphins, the French court in Paris rejected the claim.

Until he has built up his personal authority, the Palestinians' new president will find it hard enough to enforce a ceasefire, let alone negotiate a final peace.This suggests that if Mr Sharon and Mr Bush want to seize the post-Arafat opportunity, they should help Mr Abbas to burnish his domestic standing.

"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.

Republicans fired back, casting Mr. Obama's speech as cynical demagoguery and arguing that the real problem is an administration that does not do enough to enforce laws already on the books.

In a court battle that lasted three years, Mr. Gil sued the government almost on a weekly basis, charging it with not doing enough to enforce competition laws.

Boston was a clubbable world in which a smile on the golf course, or a pat on the back and a meaningful look at the church social was enough to enforce silence.

That is reason enough to enforce the law.

Several lawmakers have criticized the Justice Department, saying it was not doing enough to enforce the law.