Sentence examples for hope to enforce from inspiring English sources

You can never hope to enforce labor rights (or for that matter environmental protections) under a regime that is focused on profit first, and community second.

The U.S. invaded in 1994, hoping to enforce stability, and ten years later the U.N. sent in peacekeeping troops.

Obama "can't do that", Trump said of the president's hopes to enforce background checks on sales that are not currently monitored.

Changhong sued in a U.S. court last year, hoping to enforce the agreements that Apex said were signed under duress.

While this cagey admission by Gronkowski elicited laughs from Young, Scott and Trent Dilfer on Monday night, it surely couldn't have pleased those hoping to enforce concussion safety regulations in the NFL.

A person familiar with Facebook's strategy told me that the company isn't changing its policy as a result of the protesters' efforts and instead hoped to implement and enforce the policy in a way that would leave room for Sister Roma and others in similar situations to keep using their chosen names.

Since a broad-based testing regime will normally be incompatible with the economics of a thrift store, that will leave store managers with the unpleasant choice of : 1) ceasing to sell children's goods; or 2) predictably being in noncompliance on a lot of old items (without knowing which ones) and hoping no one ever decides to enforce the law against them.

"I hope that John Ashcroft will uphold his pledge to enforce our laws".

And Bulgaria, which found it hard to enforce a partial ban, hopes to achieve a complete prohibition on smoking in enclosed spaces by mid-2012.

Some of Mr. Xi's recent speeches, including one in which he emphasized the need to enforce the Constitution, have ignited hope among those pushing for change.

The government hopes the new declarations will make it easier to enforce the import tax, says the BBC's Ignacio de los Reyes in Buenos Aires.