Sentence examples for grounds to enforce from inspiring English sources

"I don't have any legal grounds to enforce, but I can make it known to those who work on our staff what I feel is desirable," Boudreaux said.

For the crooks out there, should they falsely certify to a clean slate, the SEC will have grounds to enforce the law against both the seller and the company.

But such safeguards are worthless without urgent intervention on the ground to enforce them".

"The vaquita and totoaba are both fully protected under national law as well as internationally through their Cites Appendix I listings," said Perry, "but such safeguards are worthless without urgent intervention on the ground to enforce them".

But when you feel the depth of the rage against the Assad government and contemplate the sporadic but barbaric sect-on-sect violence, you can't imagine any peace deal happening or holding — not without international peacekeepers on the ground to enforce it.

"At this stage, the political opposition does not have the credibility with or the leverage over the armed groups on the ground to enforce an agreement that the armed groups reject," said Noah Bonsey, who studies the Syrian opposition for the International Crisis Group.

As before, we must have a realistic view of the true scale of commitment required to defeat ISIS: namely, an extensive international presence on the ground to enforce a political settlement acceptable to all major actors and to assist a massive nation-rebuilding project.

Trump has pushed against the Republican Party on issues as small as delegate selection and as large as foreign policy and brought with him ground troops to enforce his views.

She has never seen a conflict she didn't support and has called for a no-fly zone in Syria, a move that would undoubtedly escalate tensions with Russia and require U.S. ground troops to enforce.

Gospel freedom provides no grounds for Christians to enforce our morals upon others or to discriminate against any class of people.

A dusting of snow covered the ground, as if to enforce how little sun was reaching the plots.