Sentence examples for he could enforce from inspiring English sources

What I didn't understand was how he could enforce such standards in ten hospitals across three thousand square miles.

The classic demagogue, Mr Speight might yet be called upon to serve as a strongman in the belief that he could enforce Fijian unity.

But oil and political analysts expressed doubt that he could enforce his threat since the national military and police forces remain largely impotent.

The royal revenues came from the king's demesne and from his share of the tributes that Poles, Czechs, Wends, and Danes paid whenever he could enforce his claims of overlordship.

In Gerald, just a day before it was revealed that he was not a federal agent, the city aldermen voted to make Mr. Jakob a reserve officer; he wanted the designation, Mr. Schulte said, so he could enforce local ordinances, and he stood before the aldermen, hands behind his back, seeking the title.

And he could enforce the 2003 injunction that shuts down service in the U.S. cutting RIM off from the market that provides 70% of its sales.

There was no way they could enforce the law".

"Nobody has ever gotten a Russian company into a court that could enforce a contract," he said in a telephone interview.

But Democrats said they needed to explore whether Mr. Ashcroft could enforce laws with which he disagreed.

He said he "wouldn't be against the use of statute" if a regulator could enforce its powers to deal with libel complaints.

He was shot down by the prime minister, who insisted it was right that headteachers could enforce "a tough and robust" uniform policy despite the costs.