Sentence examples for might be enforced from inspiring English sources

It is unclear how the demand for "proof of competence" might be enforced.

She said: "[Online] marketplace providers have responsibilities", but she failed to say how these might be enforced under current laws.

"It's hard to predict how these regulations might be written and how they might be enforced," he added.

THE Dutch prime minister and finance minister have a remarkable piece in today's FT about how budgetary discipline might be enforced after an EU bailout.

Mr. Alford said he could not comment on whether the F.B.I. was even in the area and how the warrants might be enforced.

340) ; that was a case of hiring and service, and the Vice-Chancellor there virtually admitted that a negative covenant might be enforced in this Court, and quoted an instance to that effect within his own knowledge.

At times, the local government might own the factory that's producing pirated products– and paying the local officials that might be enforcing (or not) judgments issued by a distant court, Howson says, though that type of scenario is fading from the scene as China modernizes.

The rules might or might not be enforced: no reading at the table, except at breakfast; no television; no rude noises.

But this does not mean that intrusive Islamic norms might not be enforced and the very extent of the AKP's dominance makes secular Turks feel vulnerable.

The vote comes several months after a letter was accidentally sent to Santa Ana Heights residents in May warning them that the horse permitting might soon be enforced.

For someone on the fence about signing up for health insurance, it's not hard to imagine that the ongoing debate about repealing the Affordable Care Act combined with an Executive Order suggesting the penalty might not be enforced would make a person likely to sit this Open Enrollment period out.