Sentence examples for it could enforce from inspiring English sources
The company contends that even if it could enforce such a plan, to do so might threaten the availability of certain products from those who did not comply.
Even if NBC settles with him, it could enforce a clause that keeps him off television for a year or more.
It could enforce such rules against nonbank mortgage companies, including the originators of the subprime and so-called alt-A mortgages that have been blamed for contributing to the housing crisis.
It could enforce such rules against nonbank mortgage companies, mainly loan originators or servicers, but it would have to petition a body of regulators for authority over payday lenders and other nonbank financial companies.
Russia faces its first-ever current-account deficit, and much of its industry is in terrible shape.A shortage of hard-currency export earnings might encourage Russia to push much harder for a CIS trade block within which it could enforce rouble or barter settlement.
The Court of Appeals case has raised a series of awkward questions for the state government, including whether the Court of Appeals would have the power to order another branch of government to increase judicial salaries if it chose to, and how it could enforce such a ruling.
Your company's IT service could enforce strict browsing rules and prevent you from using Twitter.
But as Britain was the big sea power of the day, it alone could enforce abolition throughout the world, as its navy resolutely tried to do for the rest of the 19th century.
No law on earth could enforce it – and we wouldn't want to live somewhere where it could be enforced.
Originally, carrying out the use depended on the conscience of the person entrusted with the property, because there was no writ by which the common-law courts could enforce it.
In effect, Mr. Schussel and Mr. Haider signed away their right to pass any national legislation that disagrees with the thinking of the European Union -- except that, since the document does not mention any court that could enforce it, they do not have to keep their word.
