Sentence examples for less likely to enforce from inspiring English sources

They are, it is said, less likely to enforce the OECD rules or to kowtow to foreigners.

Word of the defeat is seeping through the army and security forces, which may make them less likely to enforce a fraudulent result.

Previous research predicts that women dissatisfied with their bodies may be less likely to enforce their rights of sexual autonomy (i.e., sexual assertiveness).

A half-secret trust appears closer to fulfilling the formality requirements as laid down in the Wills Act, so the conclusion that it is less likely to enforced seems contradictory.

A reconfiguration is likely to enforce a reboot, if an exchanged component is not hot swappable.

Steep price increases for commodities of different sectors are likely to enforce knock-on effects on final demand for these products since consumers would seek to minimize their losses by introducing energy saving measures or switching to less energy-intensive goods.

He defends his preferences by arguing that certain forms of government are less prone to corruption, faction (with the concomitant threat of civil war), and oppressive treatment of the people than others; that is, they are more likely to enforce the rules of justice, adjudicate fairly, and encourage peace and prosperity.

The saving grace could be that companies are less likely to be able to enforce rules that are not "fair" if the person using the site is not made aware of them specifically.

At the same time, he said, groundwater managers were less likely to be aggressive in enforcing limits on water usage.

Many of them don't believe in God, or, if they do, they are less likely to regard him as a benevolent intercessor, enforcing justice in the world.

In the seventies, as entry numbers soared, race organizers began enforcing separate starting corrals, with more intense (and less likely to be costumed) runners starting out in the front, and the less serious runners in the back of the pack — the hope being that the worlds could remain separate for most of the day, while still allowing everyone to participate.