Sentence examples for is enforcing from inspiring English sources
verb
To strengthen (a castle, town etc.) with extra troops, fortifications etc.
The problem is enforcing it.
No one is enforcing immigration rules.
The toughest part of having rules is enforcing them.
The environmentalist George Monbiot observes that nobody is enforcing this.
"When Indonesia says it is enforcing its laws, it's not.
"The CSA is enforcing against fathers whose children may be in their late 20s," she says.
A third group is enforcing an arms embargo with air and sea patrols outside Libyan territory.
Xu has never set out to undermine one-party rule; he is enforcing rights guaranteed in the Chinese Constitution.
The problem is enforcing those laws over a vast area where many of the inhabitants dislike the rules (see article).
Defendant, acting under state statutes, made and is enforcing an order 1 to guard against Bang's disease, bovine infections abortion.
The Chinese government is enforcing more strictly regulations over V.I.E.s that it had long ignored, creating uncertainty for foreign investors.
