Sentence examples for make it enforce from inspiring English sources

Mike Tyson has dropped a suit he had filed in Manhattan on May 4 against the W.B.C. to make it enforce its rule against immediate rematches.

The left would say: set a minimum living wage, make it decent, enforce it, unionise.

It is a non-negotiable and if I could make it an enforced law for every woman, I would.

A few Democrats like Rep. Sarbanes (D-MD) pointed out that the whole point of the hearing was to "work the ref" in an attempt to badger Twitter into an overcorrection that would promote conservatives and make it tougher to enforce its policies against right-wing trolls and conspiracy theorists.

That would make it impossible to enforce a ban on baby cloning.Other critics cite the precautionary principle.

Conflicting maps and the confusing ownership structures of the palm-oil conglomerates also make it hard to enforce rules regarding farming and forestry.

The law is intentionally vague in a way that may make it easy to enforce against a wide range of speech and activity.

Mr. Bush added, "My concern on the Sarbanes bill is that there's overlapping jurisdiction, which will make it harder to enforce rules and regulations, not easier".

Some European countries are resisting a proposed international agreement in The Hague that would make it easier to enforce judgments of American courts abroad.

But the new regulatory regime, which started to take effect this week, has raised fears that it could increase sales of American-made military parts to conflict zones and make it harder to enforce arms sanctions, including on Iran.

It is likely that it will try to include wording that would make it impossible to enforce a financial transactions tax like the one now being considered by the European Union.