Sentence examples for extremely difficult to enforce from inspiring English sources

Finally, the bill would make it extremely difficult to enforce ordinary water-pollution regulations.

"The longtime position of Connecticut's Green Industries is that laws banning certain ornamental plants would be extremely difficult to enforce and that voluntary public education about invasive plants would be far more effective," he n wrote.

Labour's London assembly transport spokeswoman, Val Shawcross, said: "There is a broad consensus of support for a public-transport alcohol ban but it will be extremely difficult to enforce.

And finally, immigration quotas out of sync with market-driven flows are extremely difficult to enforce.

She told reporters: "Of course, they're extremely difficult to enforce, just like films, like TV. "It's about reminding parents and carers that they have a very real responsibility for their children and that schools can't do it alone.

"This bill is going to be extremely difficult to enforce," said Grossman.

Campfire bans are imposed at times of extremely high fire danger, but according to Boehm, these are difficult to enforce when a forest is full of dispersed, long-term campers.

The rules are difficult to enforce.

The furlough plan proved difficult to enforce.

Such rules will be difficult to enforce.

The latter aim proved difficult to enforce.