Sentence examples for mean enforcing from inspiring English sources

In both chambers, this would mean enforcing budget timetables and rules.

That would mean enforcing existing laws, arresting and prosecuting violators, promoting synthetic and herbal alternatives, and closing illegal farms.

Imposing periodic boundary conditions on very large RVEs can mean enforcing thousands of constraint equations.

But it doesn't mean enforcing all minor crimes; it means enforcing the ones that are precursors to more serious crimes.

But, in a widely reported and influential statement, he also declared: "Americanism does not mean enforced and circumscribed belief; it cannot mean this.

A family vacation doesn't have to mean enforced togetherness the whole time.

"On the other hand, we've got a job to do, and that means enforcing the law.

But realizing those benefits also means enforcing those agreements so our trading partners play by the rules.

"I understand that being attorney general means enforcing the laws as they are written, not enforcing my personal preferences," he said in his testimony.

Yet in his confirmation hearings, he said, "I understand that being attorney general means enforcing the laws as they are written, not enforcing my personal preferences".

"I understand that being attorney general means enforcing the law as they are written, not enforcing my personal preferences," he told the committee.