Sentence examples for of course enforcing from inspiring English sources

Of course, enforcing it is something else.

"We have to be able to support our businesses through digital". This includes a greater reliance on data and analytics, and of course, enforcing security.

This isn't the case with Greece, which has been a democracy since 1974.In practice, of course, enforcing a claim against a sovereign has always been difficult, as lenders discovered back in the middle ages.

Of course, enforcing such a ban is another matter entirely what, are bankrupt state governments supposed to hire more police officers to patrol the highways?

He can't, of course, enforce Meatless Monday citywide, but he and his family enjoy meatless meals at home dring the week and have done long before he cast the tie-breaking vote to adopt the Meatless Monday resolution.

Of course, the enforced regulations haven't put an end to the problem, but they've certainly helped – why not do the same for laxatives?

The best of those alliances was, of course, the enforced partnership between a bearded, depressed and wine-sodden Tyrion and an exasperated but endlessly patient Varys.

"Many of them [are] afraid to say no to their dogs … and, of course, to enforce that … in the language their dogs would understand … which is canine language.

While politicians decrying "amnesty" (which by definition does not apply to a program involving mandatory penalties) and urge "enforcing existing laws" might seem in the reported polling data to have the upper hand versus Obama's approach, there is, in fact, no polling that supports mass deportation (which is of course what "enforce existing laws" means).

In the course of enforcing laws that had not been enforced for 25 years, we were being more proactive, we were engaging more people, and often they didn't like it.

The amended law limits such inquiries to instances when cops make a lawful stop, detention or arrest in the course of enforcing some other law or local ordinance.