Sentence examples for look to enforce from inspiring English sources

A severely understaffed police department meets at this intersection of poverty and violence, as 98 officers with limited tools and resources look to enforce the law for a city of 100,000.

So it has proved as Elliott Management looks to enforce court rulings demanding that Argentina cough up $2 billion it owes to the hedge fund.

"So they're looking to enforce a measure of uniformity and still give people enough options that there's never going to be some combination of those that you couldn't wear somewhere else – even if you don't," said Conti.

Gamers in particular have felt the impact of Google's efforts to avoid major lawsuits from those looking to enforce copyrights over the last few years.

If we wait to enforce the W.T.O.

Officers also appear to enforce curfews unevenly.

And now the world looks to us to enforce a no-fly zone in Libya?

The Bulldogs have more energy, look to have more confidence and are enforcing their will against a lost Bucknell.

Look straight ahead to enforce it.

But, eSports is in an enviable position in that there are so many other sports it can look to, and codes of conduct, and those governing bodies that they can say, 'What are your policies and how do you implement and enforce them?' By looking at other solutions they can pick out the best and most effective bits and learn from other's mistakes in this area.

Legislator Wayne H. Wink Jr., the chairman of the county's Government Services and Operations Committee, said he was looking at ways to enforce licensing requirements of the bins.