Sentence examples for inability to enforce from inspiring English sources

Most reporters focus on the meaning of consent in the digital age and Facebook's inability to enforce it.

They also opened up about their difficulties in attracting talent; local tax rates and land use fees; and their inability to enforce contracts and redress payment defaults.

Back and forth it went, as workers fell victim not just to toxic air but also to a federal agency's inability to enforce its requirements.

The inability to enforce the contract between the government and the private firm robs the government, and the citizenry, of the full value of their oil.

Pakistan's inability to enforce its laws in the border region with Afghanistan has allowed extremists to threaten dominance in northwestern Pakistan.

Brazil's deforestation rates have been rising again, due to an apparent inability to enforce prohibitions on chopping down or burning large swaths of the vast Amazon rainforest.

The bishop was critical about the PSNI's inability last Saturday to enforce the Parades Commission's ruling on bands and sectarian songs outside St Patrick's.

Above all, they knew that the inability of systems to enforce house rules was undercutting instruction, encouraging horrible habits, and setting their children up for failure -- or worse -- after they left school.

The perceived inability of the US to enforce a settlement freeze, the perceived inability of the US to stop the Palestinians going to the United Nations, and many other such things, basically create a sense that you can say no to the US and it's cost-free.

In the Sahel, benign neglect – the inability of central government to enforce its writ – has been allied to some genuine governmental willingness to listen, learn and change policies.

"We have grave concerns over the current inability of the I.R.S. to enforce the federal tax laws applicable to churches," a group of 13 ministers in Ohio wrote in a letter to the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, in July.