Sentence examples for to actually enforce from inspiring English sources

"The money allotted to states that adopt this one-size-fits-all mandate won't cover the many millions it costs to actually enforce the mandate due to increased monitoring and enforcement".

The authority said it had no powers to actually enforce this request, however.

In particular, umbrella agreements often include vague language or rules that are impossible to actually enforce.

"But to actually enforce that would take way more governmental resources than we have," he said.

Unlike the O.C.C., the attorneys general had devised a way to actually enforce their settlement, by deputizing the new consumer bureau, which opens in July.

If these arguments sound familiar, it's because similar critiques are always leveled against any attempt to actually enforce America's immigration laws.

"The next best thing to actually enforcing the law uniformly is having a really big enforcement tool that you only use sometimes.

Less carrot, more stick and a move from signing up to the code to actually enforcing it.

The problem is there's not that kind of budget in this type of racing, so it's kind of impossible to have somebody actually enforce.

While the congressional passage of the provision was more than three years ago, until now the USDA had not issued regulations designed to actually implement and enforce the law.

That's why we need to make sure states can actually enforce their laws against predatory banks.