Sentence examples for possible to enforce from inspiring English sources

It may happen that in one situation, every active obligation is enforceable, but it is still not possible to enforce all of them without violating the associated deadlines.

Second, it is possible to enforce the precise policies of resource owners, without compromise on enforcement or resorting to less effective administrative procedures.

"We proved that it is very possible to enforce," said Scott Keenan, the Grandma's Marathon race director.

The European court of justice ruled last October that it was not possible to enforce copyright on a territory by territory basis.

Under the fee-loan system it is possible to enforce the debt, and we do, from graduates who return to Germany, France or wherever.

"The broader message here is, we are going to use any means possible to enforce the strict code in place about giving out information," Mr. Galvin told DealBook.

China is now exploring all possible ways to enforce the multilevel collaboration to promote the physical and psychological wellbeing of children.

And we understand that most Americans believe in a clear path to citizenship for the 12 million undocumented immigrants who reside in this country because it's possible to both enforce our laws and, at the same time, embrace the words on the Statue of Liberty that have welcomed generations of huddled masses to our shores.

His group has already planned talks with Labour and the Liberal Democrats to persuade them to consider a possible "sugar tax" to enforce blanket reductions.

At the time of the drafting of the bill, some politicians and academics opposed the inclusion of these rights, arguing that it would not be possible for judges to enforce these claims as they would be required to make policy choices best left to the democratically elected branches of government.

Anticipating that the board will refuse to recognize its veto, the administration has been laying the groundwork for a possible lawsuit to try to enforce it.