Sentence examples for if I could enforce from inspiring English sources

If I could enforce the written rules of a supposedly protected park and prevent the slaughter of animals, then I should do so.

The company contends that even if it could enforce such a plan, to do so might threaten the availability of certain products from those who did not comply.

Thus, even if London could enforce the pact painstakingly negotiated with China, it wouldn't matter.

It is a non-negotiable and if I could make it an enforced law for every woman, I would.

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

He said he "wouldn't be against the use of statute" if a regulator could enforce its powers to deal with libel complaints but added that The Guardian would "utterly reject anything that looks like state licensing and we reject anything that looks like politicians or the state having any kind of say in the content of newspapers".

If the US Justice Department could enforce subpoenas against Wikileaks and Assange, it would have done so long ago.

If Blair's government could enforce a £5bn windfall, surely Miliband can.

Even if NBC settles with him, it could enforce a clause that keeps him off television for a year or more.

If they don't settle, Spencer could enforce an injunction banning BlackBerry sales in the U.S.

But one legal expert was skeptical that Europe, even if it did formally adopt tougher sanctions, could enforce a stricter privacy regime on U.S.-based companies.