Sentence examples for should not enforce from inspiring English sources

That is not to suggest that the government should not enforce the law just because certain crimes are smaller than others.

"Universities UK agrees entirely with the prime minister that universities should not enforce gender segregation on audiences at the request of guest speakers.

Nicola Dandridge, Chief Executive of Universities UK, said: "Universities UK agrees entirely with the prime minister that universities should not enforce gender segregation on audiences at the request of guest speakers.

It has also raised questions about the relationship between Brookfield and the police, with protesters saying that officers should not enforce rules that were adopted secretly by a private company and that may violate provisions governing access to the park.

Parents and supporters of the Harlem team had argued that Little League should not enforce a strict interpretation of the residency rules because they did not apply neatly to their children's lives.

In December, immigrants' lawyers sued to stop the expansion of the database, saying the police should not enforce civil immigration laws outside of formal partnerships like those in Alabama and Florida.

"Anybody who believes we have a rule-based system, but we shouldn't enforce the laws, they're the ones jeopardizing the global trading system," he said.

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Mr. Weiner also criticized Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for not fighting hard enough to get more money for city schools under the No Child Left Behind Act, and suggested that if the federal government refused to provide more money, the city should consider not enforcing the law.

Mr. Obama "should not selectively enforce the law," said Elton Gallegly, Republican of California, who is chairman of the House Judiciary immigration subcommittee.

"I'm sure there are people in our community who would agree with the chief justice that the president should go farther and not enforce" it, said one leader in the fight for same-sex marriage, who declined to be named while the case was pending.