Sentence examples for expected to enforce from inspiring English sources
Neither can be expected to enforce Central Asian peace.
Principals are expected to enforce the new rules.
Police are expected to enforce the curfew, not army soldiers, who have not been deployed.
Council members said the law was a show of support for gun rights more than a mandate they actually expected to enforce.
None said they had been forced to leave their homes, but the police are expected to enforce the evacuation advisory strictly.
The Norwegian government was widely expected to enforce the rule, in part because it did not want the country's largest insurer to fall into foreign ownership.
Mr. Baker argues that you can't insist on anonymity and simultaneously expect to enforce a system of trust.
Planners in North Texas hope to follow Houston's lead and incentivize car-poolers to use the toll lanes being built as part of three highway projects, though they expect to enforce their policies differently.
Thus, the regulations are not worded in such a way that an inmate could reasonably form an objective expectation that a visit would necessarily be allowed absent the occurrence of one of the listed conditions or reasonably expect to enforce the regulations against prison officials should that visit not be allowed.
Keith Norman, the general secretary of Aslef, the train drivers' union, said: "This augers rather badly for changes in tube laws if the mayor pulls policy announcements out of the hat without any consultation with the people he expects to enforce them.
