Sentence examples for particularly difficult to enforce from inspiring English sources

An emotive issue, children's privacy can be particularly difficult to enforce.

"Conduct remedies are particularly difficult to enforce against a company bent on exploiting any loopholes," he said, adding that Microsoft's continued insistence that it had done nothing wrong made it clear the government could expect little cooperation.

Experts say many of those limits are difficult to enforce, particularly when every party to a case is urging the judge to approve a settlement.

In Cortés et al. (2010, 2016), compliance is very high because they exploit a CCT program for which the cash transfer is conditional on school attendance (and academic performance); Alzúa et al. (2016) rely on mandatory schooling laws, which are difficult to enforce (particularly in economies with high informality, such as LAC countries).

Despite debate (usually fuelled by the tobacco industry) that smoking bans would not be accepted by the public; would be difficult to enforce; and would impact on revenue, particularly in the hospitality industry: research has found the contrary [ 7].

The rules are difficult to enforce.

The furlough plan proved difficult to enforce.

Such rules will be difficult to enforce.

The latter aim proved difficult to enforce.

The policy is increasingly difficult to enforce.

It's difficult to enforce.