Sentence examples for possibility of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Its authority depends on the possibility of enforcing co-operation between its members.

"We see it as crucial... that we develop more of a possibility of enforcing the rules of the European institutions so that national governments do abide by their commitments," she said.

Stournaras, a macroeconomics professor and the government's only technocrat, not only refuses to refer to the possibility of enforced losses in the public sector – widely seen as the only way of Greece ever making its debt load sustainable – but goes out of his way to sound upbeat about the Greek economy.

There were times we felt hurt by prejudice but our hardest battle was with the federal government and being faced with the possibility of enforced separation.

Among the other rule changes being considered by Britain is the possibility of an enforced separation of investment banks from high street banks which could be recommended by Sir John Vickers' commission in the autumn.

They are another means of enforcing reforms.

The miR200 family is thereby capable of enforcing epithelial phenotypes.

The dashed box shows a possibility to enforce a write back at some program point.

There is also the thought that both sides have endured lengthy periods in the field and they would want to preclude the possibility of having to enforce a follow-on once again.

It's unclear exactly what those steps will be — but the possibility of fines to enforce more control over platform giants is at least now on the table for some G7 nations.

Finally, last September, the SHRC made an announcement, stating that Imroz's discovery was correct: "There is every possibility that unidentified dead bodies buried in various unmarked graves … may contain the victims of enforced disappearances".