Sentence examples for failed to enforce a from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors say he and other officials failed to enforce a rule that would have required both pilots on board to be in the wheelhouse.

Prosecutors argue that Mr. Ryan failed to enforce a longstanding ferry rule that two licensed pilots must be in the wheelhouse at all times.

The most notorious clash took place in August 1988, when skirmishes on Avenue A resulted in arrests and injuries as the police tried but failed to enforce a 1 a.m. curfew.

Yugoslavia admitted today that it had failed to enforce a United Nations embargo on exporting military equipment to Iraq and vowed it would now clamp down on arms sales and military cooperation.

Gov. Chris Christie said President Obama and Hillary Clinton failed to enforce a red line in threatening to use military force if President Bashar al-Assad of Syria used chemical weapons against his own people.

Her three daughters were killed after local police failed to enforce a restraining order against her estranged husband.

It also makes it clear that the Obama administration has failed to enforce an executive order that requires federal agencies to either ignore spending pleas from members of Congress or post them online.

If a state fails to enforce a standard, the federal government will step in to do so — as it did in several states after passage of a health insurance law in 1996.

However, the council failed to enforce any of these as the building morphed into an illegal hotel for students.

It has failed to enforce discipline," Masood Hasan, a columnist for The News, the leading English daily in Pakistan, said of the cricket board.

When Assad used illegal chemical weapons in the past, most notoriously in eastern Ghouta where up to 1,700 people died in a 2013 sarin nerve gas attack, the US failed to enforce what Barack Obama called a red line.