Sentence examples for much less enforce from inspiring English sources
Boundaries, however, between what lies inside a personal life and what lies outside it have become harder to discern, much less enforce.
The U.S. economy is now so integrated with the rest of the world, and digital commerce so widespread, that it's hard to even imagine, much less enforce, an effective regime of protectionism.
Its hardly the role of the regulators to dictate, much less enforce securities lending revenue share agreements between customers and their custodians.
Other critical new rules are yet to be written, much less enforced.
The board members didn't challenge her claims, but they obviously didn't relish the prospect of instituting, much less enforcing, an indecency ordinance, which the chair of the Selectboard, Fred Skwirut, described as a "last resort".
We also know that religious authorities no longer enjoy as much authority to persuade, much less to enforce views and opinions, particularly on issues of private morality in a culture that has become decidedly more relativistic and self-focused.
But the alcohol ban is much less rigorously enforced today than in the aftermath of the civil war, when Afghan Arab veterans swept down from the mountains to the coastal plains.Captain Haines once hung the corpse of a would-be murderer in chains from Aden's Barrier Gate.
There is no building code, much less any means of enforcing one.Since very little Haitian land has clear title, much of the area around Port-au-Prince is now occupied by squatters who resist eviction.
Like criminal statutes, patents are government-issued ways of taking away rights of the American people to do something, and the Supreme Court has repeatedly allowed parties to challenge criminal statutes even when there was no threat of those statutes ever being enforced, much less when they had been used to hit-and-run.
So therefore I think we have to go back to being a much less harsh and aggressive enforcer". .
But having read Judge Blackburn's reasoning, I am much less convinced that state laws that merely enforce laws that the federal government is not enforcing are unconstitutional.
