Sentence examples for incapable of enforcing from inspiring English sources

"If we cannot agree even on this, then it will show that the U.N. is incapable of enforcing the most basic of international laws".

Obama said that if the UN security council failed to pass a strong resolution enforcing the dismantling of the Syrian regime's chemical weapons arsenal, then the institution would show itself "incapable of enforcing the most basic of international laws".

For another, the Lebanese government appears to be incapable of enforcing its authority throughout its sovereign territory under any circumstances unless Hizbullah is radically weakened and the international community steps in to help.

A failure by the security council to agree on a resolution would have significant consequences: "It would show that the UN is incapable of enforcing the most basic of international laws.

In the background, there is huge resentment that the EU is doing so little to stimulate demand, leaving America as the sole locomotive of the world economy and chief bearer of the "burden" of imports from struggling emerging countries.A worse fear is that the WTO seems incapable of enforcing its rules.

But a senior United Nations official noted another serious problem, even if the parties agreed: the proposed agreement calls for an immediate cease-fire, but the African Union troops in Darfur have already shown they are incapable of enforcing a cease-fire.

As a result, the government is incapable even of enforcing Israel's own laws in the West Bank.

Mr. Obama has in recent days repeatedly portrayed the Security Council system as incapable of performing its function of "enforcing international norms and international law," and as so paralyzed by the veto power wielded by Russia that it is instead acting as a "barrier" to that goal.

But they contend that he had no insurable interest on July 5, for at that time he had only an oral contract for the purchase of the vessel; and that such a contract, being within the statute of frauds, and incapable of being enforced, gives no insurable interest.

"It is pointless paying a government to change its policies when these governments are incapable of implementing and enforcing their policies in the first place".

It quickly became apparent that they were incapable of protecting or enforcing anything. .