Sentence examples for to enforce so from inspiring English sources

But it's a hard law to enforce, so moral pressure is vital too: stigmatizing, as well as criminalizing.

California law makes noncompete agreements difficult to enforce, so there is rarely a legal reason that would prohibit poaching valuable employees.

A consular officer could not stomach the cruelty of the law he was asked to enforce, so he didn't obey it.

"Later, this economic growth itself improves institutions and technology, making contracts easier to monitor and enforce, so that a culture of honesty is no longer necessary for further growth".

Harsh penalties for cyberbullying need to be enforced so that our children have a sense of security and know that if they are being bullied there is a protocol to follow that will keep them safe.

Even more importantly, the laws need to be effectively enforced so that religious leaders and community members who choose to continue down this treacherous path are brought to book.

No one wants to pry the gun from your hands -- cold, dead or otherwise; we simply want sensible and effective controls to be uniformly enforced so that fewer of our children die in the parking lots of the neighborhood grocery store.

These rules may be hard to enforce, but so are bans on littering, auto horn honking and other quality-of-life offenses.

In practice, the Fairness Doctrine was always tricky to enforce, and so in 1987 is was done away with.

There is no camera to catch the speeding, nor a police officer to enforce it, so no logical reason why, if you are speeding, you need to slow down.

But he refused to take sides, even as the White House and some moderate Republicans have urged the business community to put pressure on House Republican leaders to drop their demand – enforced so far by Tea Party lawmakers and outside groups – that Mr. Obama make concessions on his three-year-old health-insurance law.