Sentence examples for interest in enforcing from inspiring English sources

It has no interest in enforcing its own claim to Pakistani-held Kashmir.

Campaign restrictions are only as strong as the F.E.C.'s interest in enforcing them -- an interest Mr. Smith plainly lacks.

Mr. Menendez has cited his deep concern with port security to justify his interest in enforcing Dr. Melgen's contract — worth as much as $500 million over 20 years.

While Congressional leaders have signaled little institutional interest in enforcing the resolution, there are signs that a political controversy is starting to pick up.

In his 136-page-long decision, Walker wrote: "The state does not have an interest in enforcing private moral or religious beliefs without an accompanying secular purpose".

Though Congressional leaders have shown little interest in enforcing the resolution, James Steinberg, the deputy secretary of state, was asked Thursday about the deadline at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.

"I'm not interested in enforcing the law.

In practice, though, the I.R.S. is interested in enforcing the rules for high-volume sellers, not for people who occasionally sell personal items of limited value.

Mr. Cramer said in a written statement that he was "pleased with the settlement, which validates Fox News' legitimate interests in enforcing its contractual rights, while allowing me to appear on other business news programs".

We are interested in enforcing a fair-aggregate rate limit at the gateway wireless interface.

The extent to which the EU and especially the German government are actually interested in enforcing stricter regulations is questionable.