Sentence examples for how you enforce from inspiring English sources

"For every single provision," the official said, "there are a lot of questions about how you define the terms, how you enforce it, how they might try to evade it and how it addresses tomorrow's issues, not just today's".

How would this be different and how would you measure and how would you enforce it?" [Iv4178] "We have quite a number of international commitments to the right to health.

How can you enforce a contract with a sovereign nation?

How do you enforce good governance even if you can define it?

How would you enforce such a law?" That's precisely the argument made against drug prohibition.

"Even if you had a ban, how would you enforce it?" asks Ronald Arkin, a computer scientist and director of the Mobile Robot Laboratory at Georgia Tech.

And how do you enforce museum operating hours if the artists have Friday-night parties atop the sculpture that stretch past closing time?

For example, on Libya, he enquired: "How can you enforce a no-fly zone in such a hot country?" Sketch troupe Idiots of Ants closed the first half with admirable aplomb while Stewart Lee opened the second half with typical gravitas.

Care assistants ought to be better paid, for sure, but how do you enforce that when 600 care homes are closing down because they can't make ends meet?

"How do you enforce this?" Mr. Reinsch and the federal government learned the hard way in the 1990's, when the Clinton administration tried to limit the export of strong encryption software.

"I've heard the criticisms of 'How can you enforce this rule?' but at the end of the day, the policy still sends the correct message and is a great deterrent for riders who are thinking about doping," Jonathan Vaughters, director of the Garmin-Cervelo cycling team, said in a telephone interview from France, where the no-needles policy made its debut at the Tour last week.