Sentence examples for go enforce from inspiring English sources

"The FBI cannot go enforce American law without the consent of the country where cybercrime is being carried out.

But Talk Radio Networks isn't letting him go, enforcing the "right to match" clause in a move Savage claims amounts to "indentured servitude".

"Tomorrow they're going to start enforcing my sentence.

Parent-oriented Web sites like UrbanBaby.com are now filled with anxious questions about how far schools will go to enforce those contracts.

Their neighbors go to enforce the zoning ordinances underpinning a tranquil suburban life where the streets seem immune to large crowds and parking problems.

No action has been taken to deter what Chinese authorities portray as "intrusions," but the lack of clarity on how far Beijing will go to enforce its claim of sovereignty has raised tensions and fears of confrontation.

To test how far King will go to enforce its trademark, a couple of developers have launched a Tumblr blog called Candy Jam that is encouraging others to create games themed around candy.

"If you tell us that marijuana can be grown responsibly," Fletcher said, "we're going to say, 'Who's going to enforce?

But passing a law which you say you are not going to enforce is a bad idea.The government is now considering amendments before the bill goes before a parliamentary committee in October.

"I am here... to be heard," DeLeon said slowly in the online video, "and to bring change to the department -- to the law enforcement departments -- as to how they go about enforcing the law".

"If they're picking and choosing what they're going to enforce, does the state have any control on the other side, picking and choosing on what we're going to let them enforce?" Probably not, said the group's moderator, Mike Kane, a former prosecutor and now a lobbyist for the Sheriff's Association.