Sentence examples for reasonable to enforce from inspiring English sources

It is therefore reasonable to enforce mastectomy in MBC patients.

However, the court set aside the question of whether it was reasonable and proportionate to enforce the order against Haw, whose long-standing presence on the pavement on the east of Parliament Square was not challenged, save for his encroachment on to a small adjoining part of the gardens where he pitched a tent.

This is needed to enforce reasonable limits on campaign spending, which is expected to reach $3 billion all told this year.

Legally, it seems clear that Brookfield has the right to enforce "reasonable" rules of conduct in the park, which it can define to include not sleeping there or creating a camp.

Yes, you need to enforce reasonable standards of behavior.

Some United Nations staff members were so "disgusted" by the election commission's refusal to enforce more reasonable safeguards that most of the normal complement of staff members who would have attended the commission's news conference on Tuesday boycotted the event instead, said one staff member, who spoke anonymously because of the delicacy of the matter.

The idea of a levy on financial transactions (also known as a Tobin tax) sounds reasonable but can be hard to enforce in practice.

By about 3 months, the time Dr. Richard Ferber suggests parents should try to enforce a more reasonable sleep schedule, babies' sleep patterns begin to respond to circadian rhythms of day and night.

The courts will be reluctant to enforce an agreement that is not reasonable in its scope.

The act, which states that animal owners must prevent "unnecessary suffering" and must take "all reasonable steps to meet their animal's needs", is hard to enforce as most pet primates in the UK are kept in secret.

It is not reasonable, nor should it even be legal, for the Federal Government to enforce discrimination based on religious views.