Sentence examples for going to be enforcing from inspiring English sources

"I think the challenge for the BBC, leaving aside political will to continue with a hypothecated tax, the challenge is going to be enforcing the payment for the licence fee," she said, in the face of technological changes.

"It's not going to be aggression – it's going to be enforcing the rule of law," Laney said.

Wallace wonders why it's not a good thing that the French are going to be enforcing the no fly zone instead of us, and Rubio says that allies are great, but the U.S. has special capabilities, blah blah.

Islamic law, said Mr Ahmed, was going to be enforced fully.

And I don't see how this is going to be enforced.

"I just don't see how this is ever going to be enforced.

At the very least, Labour needs to establish clear principles and explain how they are going to be enforced.

The pace of violations has slowed, which suggests to Kerr and Javie that players realize the rule is going to be enforced.

Bassma Kodmani, a spokeswoman for the opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC), said the body welcomed the deal "if it is going to be enforced".

"Given enough instruction to both players and coaches that certain rules are going to be enforced more rigorously, we were very confident that players and coaches — they are very bright and very skilled — would make the adjustment," Anderson said.

You can write me that ticket but you're going to stand there and watch me tear it up because I know it's not going to be enforced.' " This remains a work in progress.