Sentence examples for promise to enforce from inspiring English sources

But it cannot as yet promise to enforce those (or any other) laws in much of the country.

As a result of a fast in 1979, he secured the government's promise to enforce the law prohibiting the killing of cows (animals sacred to Hinduism) throughout India.

But Paul pressed Christie on his previous promise to enforce federal prohibition on recreational marijuana in Colorado and other states which had legalised it.

Not only is he poisoning our air and water by withdrawing his promise to enforce emissions standards and arsenic regulations, but he's poisoning our political system as well.

In another, they promise to enforce a requirement of the education law that their state's most effective teachers will be assigned equitably to all students, rich and poor.

Now, my Republican colleagues have urged us to rely on John Ashcroft's promise to enforce the law, as if that's the only requirement to be an attorney general.

Lorenzo Thomas promised to enforce it, and made a few comments on the greatness of the opportunity.

He nonetheless promised to enforce the new law and defend it in court.

In the 2008 presidential campaign, Mr. Obama promised to enforce the trade laws, including the safeguards provision.

Mayor Willie W. Herenton called the attack "disgusting" and promised to enforce any punishment doled out by the judicial system.

In fact, Mr Kaine said nothing of the sort, and though, as a Catholic, he says he opposes the death penalty, he promised to enforce it "because that's the law .Not that Mr Kaine was exactly saintly himself.