Sentence examples for of any enforcement from inspiring English sources

There was a deliberate undoing of any enforcement.

Wall Street analysts had mixed responses about the significance of any enforcement action, and what impact it might have.

The Second Confiscation Act itself hardly merited such vitriol: the absence of any enforcement mechanism or provisions for oversight rendered the act almost completely ineffectual.

The judgement states: "The true culprit, Ravenclaw, is outside the jurisdiction and effectively beyond the reach of any enforcement procedures.

Once again, as the sections below indicate the potential importance of a particular principle is not only dependent upon its seeming relevance in an abstract sense, but also the availability (or not) of any enforcement mechanisms that may be associated with it.

The other problem is the non-binding nature of deeds and the lack of any enforcement mechanism for them, which may not result in concrete improvement of victim's right, and the link between the deed and obligations of subsistence rights is a somewhat tenuous basis for imposing a direct obligation on NSAGs.

But the escalator agreement did not provide for any enforcement of that upkeep, and the machinery spent years in various stages of idleness.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea turned its anger on South Korea on Friday, warning the South Koreans they could suffer "physical countermeasures" for any enforcement of the tightened international sanctions meant to stop its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons activities.

American officials said they had no expectation of establishing any enforcement mechanism over the policies of individual nations.

Officials bristle at comparisons between Punjab, which is moderately well run, and the lawless tribal areas.It is correct to say that there has been no territorial takeover by extremists in any part of the province, nor any enforcement of Islamic law.

The E.P.A.'s description of its plan to postpone any enforcement of the regulations was included in a filing submitted today to a federal appeals court in Washington.