Sentence examples for go in enforcing from inspiring English sources

The commission, made up of three Republicans and three Democrats, has long been divided along partisan lines on how far to go in enforcing rules on coordinated expenditures, often resulting in paralysis.

Analysts and foreign firms are waiting to see how far China goes in enforcing the controversial measure, particularly in light of Apple's standoff with the FBI.

Going in enforces occupation and bestows upon it legitimacy.

You can't go in and enforce that.

"Of course, the commission doesn't have troops to go in and enforce the order, nor would we want the commission to have that, but nor does the Supreme Court of the United States," Gilman said on the call.

The league went overboard in enforcing its rules about positioning on faceoffs during exhibition play but eventually pulled back.

Going forward, the lead in enforcing the No Fly Zone and protecting civilians on the ground will transition to our allies and partners, and I am fully confident that our coalition will keep the pressure on Gaddafi's remaining forces.

Imagine, for instance, a Congress concerned that a presidential administration might go to extremes in enforcing federal immigration law.

There's also a lot of confusion around the final form of the rules, and we don't know just how strict the EU is going to be in enforcing those rules.

As an Irvington resident and a parent of school-age children I must congratulate both Ms. Allan at the middle school and Dr. Mosenthal at the high school for having the courage to go against popular trends in enforcing a code of decency.

Stars don't establish team rules, but their acquiescence goes a long way in enforcing them.