Sentence examples for reason for enforcing from inspiring English sources

Israel has made clear that it has only one reason for enforcing a blockade - to prevent weapons-smuggling by a ruling group that publicly calls for Israel's destruction.

Since children generally have healthier vascular systems than adults, and with the main concern being thromboembolism, there is no clear reason for enforcing a lower age limit for this drug.

You have your own rules, and your own reasons for enforcing them, and naked bodies writhing in ecstasy may not be something you want your kids to see.

Upon my return home, the reason for my enforced absence became clear.

It's for when they did and there are extraordinary reasons for not enforcing the law against the person".

Intriguingly, Mr Stahr writes that one reason Jay sought the job of chief justice was in order to lay the legal groundwork for enforcing debt collection.

One reason for the low cost is that, unlike at UK events, the police don't charge for enforcing the road closures, and the bus companies don't demand compensation for lost revenue.

Who's responsible for enforcing them?

The principal reasons for this are the absence of a publicly accessible and morally and legally authoritative means of distinguishing between just and unjust wars, and the absence of an impartial, supranational mechanism for enforcing an asymmetrical code.

There's no mechanism for enforcing that.

They were ranked 172 for enforcing contracts.