Sentence examples for is worth enforcing from inspiring English sources
If a law is worth having, it is worth enforcing.
But it is worth nothing unless it is enforced.
Such enforced mingling with strangers could, it is worth adding, be a mixed blessing.
It is worth mentioning that, although the age of the crown-living platyrrhines inferred by the Bayesian clock was enforced to be older than 15.7 Ma, this constraint was not implemented in the coalescent-based analysis.
It is worth recalling that, in general, VM suffers possible ill-conditioning problems because of the use of very large weights to enforce the constrained measurements.
As the territory was part of Germany, the British and French governments did not feel that attempting to enforce the treaty was worth the risk of war.
54percentt of Republicans think that government efforts to enforce marijuana laws cost more than they are worth, according to the YouGov poll.
It's worth remembering the ending of "Vertigo"—the price of Judy's enforced makeover.
He said that if Chinese IP protection was as robust and enforced as India's that the market in China would be worth "billions of dollars".
Labour would also give Ofgem new powers to enforce additional cuts in fuel bills, which Mr Miliband says could be worth a further £100 a year to households.
