Sentence examples for manage to enforce from inspiring English sources

But they did not manage to enforce the order.

But how does Apple manage to enforce this part of the culture?

If we manage to enforce all these measures, we will hopefully be able to think positive again - even with regard to Gram-negatives.

Many local governments issued evacuation notices and, unlike the New Orleans Police Department, managed to enforce them.

George and Laura Bush made the wise decision to keep them out of the limelight, and - with surprisingly little slippage - they have managed to enforce this policy on the press, on the Republican propaganda machine, and on the girls themselves.

But the mere fact that a developing country facing tremendous challenges has managed to enforce such groundbreaking legislation should make us wonder what the western world could achieve if the political will really existed.

"Had they managed to enforce the follow on it would have given them more overs to bowl at Glamorgan but it may ultimately not have made much difference".

- Our Good Cop of the Week award goes to Miami police officer Vicki Thomas, who managed to enforce the law against theft while also being an admirable human being.

It managed to enforce law and order, suppressing the banditry of the Moss-troopers and enforcing a form of limited religious toleration, but by introducing English judges largely suspending the Scots law.

It worked in Serbia, after all, and the West had managed to impose and then enforce a no-fly zone with alacrity in Iraq after the first Gulf War, and then kept it in place for twelve long years.

Because the rules are not consistently enforced, strong-minded women manage to get around many of them.