Sentence examples for impractical to enforce from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the law say it will help reduce illegal gun trafficking, while opponents argue that it is unconstitutional as well as impractical to enforce.

Don't rely on the law: We're sceptical that laws and regulations will ever provide a framework on which NGOs can rely for their security for a number of reasons: governments are frequently the most active transgressors of NGOs' digital security; laws in this area are poorly enforced and/or impractical to enforce and finally legislation inevitably falls behind new technologies and capabilities.

But it's impractical to enforce the law that way.

Their anger cannot be dismissed as an impractical crusade to enforce ideological purity tests.

But the Bloomberg administration has opposed the bill, saying that it is impractical, difficult to enforce and unfair to those homeowners who work unconventional hours and may not be around during the hours set for issuing tickets.

The Government has decided it would be impractical to legislate to enforce the practice, but believe a code of conduct agreed by ministers, unions and restaurant representatives would be more effective.

But the U.S. EPA has rejected that idea, calling it impractical and difficult to enforce.

Carmakers are in support of the idea, ever pushing customers toward their own built-in systems, while tech companies argue that the law would be difficult to enforce and impractical to comply with.

The presence of cartels also makes it impractical for unarmed environmental inspectors to enforce laws and impossible for scientists and environmentalists to do research in the new biosphere.

Litigation to enforce patents is impractical for those firms.

They also say it would be impractical because it would require a new bureaucracy to enforce it.