Sentence examples for going to enforce that from inspiring English sources

How exactly are we going to enforce that?

Here's the thing: Who's going to enforce that law?

So I said, "You guys are really going to enforce that, right?" Because security had to clear the names.

"They can ban iPods all they want, but how do you think they are going to enforce that when those things have gotten so small?" said Richie Sais, 46, a police officer in Suffolk County on Long Island, before running the Marine Corps Marathon.

And so if they use it, the states themselves were going to enforce it, that certainly would maybe give people pause before they came running and crossed the border".

"It will be interesting to see if she's ever going to enforce those fines; maybe that will help.

"If you say, 'I'm not going to enforce the law at all,' that is doing rule-making without a rule-making process," he said.

"She seemed to make clear that she's going to enforce the law as interpreted by the courts and that she's committed to the conservation agenda that I consider to be the primary job description of the secretary of the interior," Mr. Bingaman said.

"We did it," Linton told a local ABC station later that day, "to send a message to drivers who are signing up with Uber that we are going to enforce our laws".

But I'm confident that when people look at John Ashcroft's record and listen to what he has to say and realize that he's going to enforce the law and not politicize the attorney general's office, he will be confirmed.... Q. You've talked about through the campaign that you and the vice president, Gore, raised many of the same issues although you differ on the proposed solutions.

And I've been very clear, I think you enforce the laws, and I think it's important to send a message that we're going to enforce the laws, no matter how people come here, we need to uphold the law in this country.