Sentence examples for that they cannot enforce from inspiring English sources

The failure of the police in this city is that they cannot enforce the law even at the best of times.

Dennis Dodd of CBSSports.com wonders when they will finally catch on to the idea that they cannot enforce anything, and Dan Wetzel of Yahoo.com writes that it is time to give up the ghost and let boosters pay players whatever they want.

Cookson says he does not have a crystal ball but he is clear that his UCI will be careful about passing rules if they cannot enforce them and that his women's commission, who are experts on how the economy of women's cycling works, are telling him that the sport is not yet in a position to pass that rule.

The great blessing of looking to them is that they mostly cannot enforce their ideas by legal means.

And it is a paragon of efficiency when set beside the rest of the Brazilian state, which although of first-world size (eating up 40.9% of GDP in 2008) delivers third-world services, such as a legal system that cannot enforce contracts.

That means states cannot enforce their consumer protection laws against national banks or their subsidiaries, among them the Bank of America Corporation, Wells Fargo & Company, Wachovia, Bank One and Citicorp.

Some on the right may celebrate this, but a tax agency that cannot enforce regulations or laws is a major problem in a modern state.

Growth embraces equality, and a society that honors equality cannot enforce gender roles, because equality and gender roles do not coexist.

The country is beginning to realize that it cannot enforce or imprison its way out of the addiction problem.

One of the provisions states that courts cannot enforce contracts that involve illegal immigrants; the other prohibits those in the country illegally from doing business with the state.

Judge Walker wrote, however, that the Supreme Court has stated that government cannot enforce moral or religious beliefs without an accompanying secular purpose.