Sentence examples for possibility to enforce from inspiring English sources

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.

When Medicaid was enacted, the possibility of private suits to enforce its provisions could be taken for granted.

An infringement of the rules under this Title shall not affect the validity of an OTC derivative contract or the possibility for the parties to enforce the provisions of an OTC derivative contract.

The Gambia's army chief pledged his loyalty on Wednesday to President Yahya Jammeh, who has refused to accept defeat in last month's election and faces the possibility of regional military intervention to enforce the result of the vote.

(In an audio tape made after the arrest, Mr. Craig had raised that possibility to the officer: "You're out to enforce the law," he said. "But you shouldn't be out to entrap people, either").

Sir Andrew Stunell mocked the regional immigration policy and raised the possibility that police checkpoints would have been needed to enforce it.

As the Press Association reports, Stunell mocked the regional immigration policy and raised the possibility that police checkpoints would have been needed to enforce it.

"The presence of a court order and a federal judge to enforce it certainly enhance the possibility that we are finally on the cusp of the reform envisioned by the independent commission," Mr. Christopher said.

"But it sounds like that is not the most likely possibility". Laycock said Texas courts have been willing to enforce the state's religious freedom law.