Sentence examples for equipped to enforce from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for its advocates, however, the federal government was never really equipped to enforce it.

But under-funding means that the regulator, ICASA, is ill equipped to enforce rules that could stimulate competition.

But I think the real issue is the fact that the N.C.A.A. is fundamentally not equipped to enforce the rules that they have.

Thus, several experts have argued, the FTC isn't equipped to enforce internet non-discrimination.

They must, however, be equipped to enforce constitutional values in both controversial and mundane cases.

Consequently, these conventions, declarations, and institutions are not fully equipped to enforce human rights at every level of society.

For example, the review concluded that the Ohio agency was ill-equipped to enforce the federal Clean Air Act, saying it employed fewer people than it had indicated it needed to run its air programs and that there had been a decline in recent years in air inspections, investigations of complaints and amounts of penalties collected.

But minimalism's appearance of modesty is deceiving, and minimalism does not equip judges to enforce the Constitution's limits on government power.

He is ill equipped to handle either.

Would he be equipped to comment?

"Are teachers equipped to do this?