Sentence examples for reluctance to enforce from inspiring English sources

." An exhaustive list of reasons for the traditional reluctance to enforce gift promises is not possible.

Several former and current D.E.P. employees said Mr. Gatto was on target about the city's reluctance to enforce the law.

Despite the decision and the city's apparent reluctance to enforce its advertising policy, Mr. Gottlieb is not convinced the posters will stay up.

Or then there's Facebook's apparent reluctance to enforce its rule preventing children under the age of 13 from opening an account.

The haze and visibility problems that afflict many parks, for instance, are directly traceable to the White House's reluctance to enforce the Clean Air Act fully.

The Los Angeles Superior Court system also had expressed reluctance to enforce fines for the issued citations because the tickets were mailed to the registered owners of the vehicles cited, who may not always have been the guilty parties.

The CHPI said there is also a reluctance among CCGs to enforce their contracts with the private sector – just 16 CCGs out of 181 surveyed had imposed any financial sanctions due to poor performance.

The talks, said to have taken place on the sidelines of a Eurogroup meeting of eurozone finance ministers last week, are believed to have focused on the need to cover an impending shortfall in the country's financing and the reluctance Athens is displaying to enforce long overdue structural reforms.

Political reasons may account for the reluctance of the SNWA to enforce more aggressive tariffs, but financial constraints limit the room for price increase as too steep increases at times produce deficits.

"But I don't think dividing audiences into two camps… is the way to keep theatrical movie-going alive". Much of the frustration of film fans comes from the apparent reluctance of cinema staff to enforce cinema rules, enabling some chains to use their strict no-texting policies as a marketing tool.

Thomas Randall Amherst, Mass., June 28 , 2010• To the Editor: The reluctance of the school administration to enforce anti-bullying rules, and of parents to confront the parents of the bullies, are factors that sustain and encourage these bad behaviors.