Sentence examples for said enforcing from inspiring English sources

"If you talk to law enforcement," Ms. Graff said, "they ask, 'How can we enforce this?' " She said enforcing a ban on texting while driving was not feasible because it was often very difficult for officers to know if someone was actually texting.

India's Mines Act of 1952 prohibits anyone under the age of 18 from working in coal mines, but Ms. Thapa said enforcing that law would hurt her family.

Chief Carl LaBianca said enforcing a no-smoking ban would be "very difficult". He added that many officers had left the department after developing hypertension.

The WWF, in a response included in the report, said enforcing protected areas is problematic across the Congo basin and made more difficult because of nearby armed conflict.

Henry Berger, a prominent Democratic election lawyer in New York City, said enforcing the deal could prove to be its downfall.

But western diplomats said enforcing the zone required taking out Libya's air defences and attacking tanks and military vehicles that posed threats to civilians.

Singer being in the United States could, they said, enforce the patent better than Gegauf could.

He went on, "And the reason is, is because John said, Enforce the antitrust laws that have decimated us.

Dr Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, executive director of the Centre for Policy Alternatives in Sri Lanka, said enforced abductions were also occurring at "welfare camps" in Jaffna and Vavuniya.

The Islamists have drawn up ominous lists of unmarried pregnant women to be punished, the United Nations said; enforced marriages are being carried out; and children are being recruited to plant improvised explosive devices.

Mr. Smitherman says enforcing existing rules is also a priority of the commission.