Sentence examples for had failed to enforce from inspiring English sources
Before Sept. 11, the United Nations had failed to enforce its own resolutions on Iraq.
In 1999, he ruled that state agencies had failed to enforce federal environmental protection laws affecting mountaintop removal.
A special audit of police overtime in Yonkers in 2007 found that the police department had failed to enforce its own rules, creating pervasive opportunities for abuse.
The report found the government had failed to enforce its own targets and must work with contractors better to ensure standards are met.
After consulting with legal experts, Barry became convinced that most companies never filled in their canals and that the state had failed to enforce the law.
The suit charged that the sheriff, Armando B. Fontoura, and other officers had harassed her and that the department had failed to enforce its antidiscrimination policies.
Karachi's ambitions have also been thwarted by the faltering authority of the local or federal governments, which have failed to enforce the most basic workplace standards.
It has failed to enforce discipline," Masood Hasan, a columnist for The News, the leading English daily in Pakistan, said of the cricket board.
The focus, rather, has been on their contention that the 65‐year‐old Mr. Lefkowitz has failed to enforce the law in a variety of areas.
They also complain that his government has failed to enforce restrictions on coal-fired power plants and granted approvals for new ones, including near Delhi.
