Sentence examples for problems in enforcing from inspiring English sources

Apart from its sluggishness, the court has no problems in enforcing EEC laws on companies.

Recruiters have no benchmark for good quality, resulting in problems in enforcing standards and preventing mistreatment of vulnerable people.

Grapes are the county's No. 1 crop -- aside from marijuana, so plentiful that in his report on Measure H, the county's agricultural commissioner, David Bengston, said, "Illegal crops such as marijuana pose very unique special problems in enforcing, should such an ordinance be enacted".

One problem in enforcing the ban is that tusks tell no tales.

But the guardians of licence-funded TV face a problem in enforcing this new six-word mission statement.

A non-trivial test problem in enforcing coherency of probability estimates in cross-impact analysis highlights the utility of the designed operators.

"Corporate tax shelters are our No. 1 problem" in enforcing the tax laws, Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers said in an interview, "not just because they cost money but because they breed disrespect for the tax system".

"Close national elections could produce contentious recounts in every state, and litigation would be rampant". Probably the biggest problem in enforcing compliance would be this: voters would object if the law directed their state's electors to vote for a candidate who didn't carry their state.

A few more warnings, perhaps a fine or two and… problem solved?The NBA's haste in enforcing its new rule is an encouraging sign.

But there are many obstacles to eliminating violence against children, both in enforcing laws and adequately acknowledging the scope of the problem.

Another factor is the difficulty in enforcing the A.D.A. Indeed, just determining what constitutes a disability can be a problem.