Sentence examples for nothing to enforce from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the courts supported their claims but could do nothing to enforce the judgments.

Activists have complained that the city has done nothing to enforce recycling mandates for residents and commercial entities.

When Hitler flouted the terms of the Versailles peace treaty, France and Britain did nothing to enforce it.

"There you have a police officer doing absolutely nothing to enforce vender regulations," he said, pointing to a cop near a subway entrance.

"The S.E.C. has done nothing to enforce the Securities Investor Protection Corp.," said Helen Davis Chaitman, a retiree who spoke at the rally.

But, in his telling, all the problems were the fault of the national government, which did nothing to enforce its own laws in the region.

And once you do that, you realize that something else has to be happening — a slump in the economy, a depreciation of the real exchange rate, it depends on the circumstances, but it can't be immaculate, with nothing moving to enforce the identity.

The other options facing President Obama and Attorney General are to do nothing or to enforce the anti-torture law by commencing a full and fair investigation of the facts by an independent prosecutor to determine whether criminal charges are warranted.

There's nothing in place to enforce child support.

"We want nothing else but to enforce order, enforce employment regulations and educate these people to work," he said.

Galerius's words reinforce the Tetrarchy's theological basis for the persecution; the acts did nothing more than attempt to enforce traditional civic and religious practices, even if the edicts themselves were thoroughly nontraditional.