Sentence examples for intended to enforce the from inspiring English sources

The 1993 Brady Act was intended to enforce the earlier law by creating a national background check system.

I had three wickets in the first innings but, because we intended to enforce the follow-on, Nasser Hussain took me out of the attack so I was fresh for the second innings.

It was also unclear how the Chinese authorities intended to enforce the rules, which appeared to run the risk of antagonizing devout Muslims who present no obvious security threat.

This was that the President erred in his language last night in his eagerness to notify the, South that, although he intended to enforce the law, he did not intend to be punitive or heavy‐handed about it.

In an interview, Ms. Jackson noted that many of the nation's waters were healthier today than when the Clean Water Act was passed and said she intended to enforce the law more vigorously.

It was unclear how Mr. Ouattara intended to enforce the measure, as state institutions — the military, the civil service and the ports — are in the hands of those loyal to Mr. Gbagbo, and cocoa companies have so far not halted their business.

"We intend to enforce the law".

There has been extensive and wild speculation about how the BBC intends to enforce the new rules.

"No one seriously intends to enforce the law," says the report, written by Talia Sasson, a former chief state prosecutor.

Once you spend an hour with him, he will know that you intend to enforce the peace, and we won't have to go to war again".

The Court was required to consider the "appropriate test for determining when Congress intends to enforce" the guarantees of the Fourteenth Amendment.