Sentence examples for to enforce to from inspiring English sources

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The rule is clear that the ball cannot bounce during the service motion, but it would be arbitrary, and difficult to enforce, to suggest that the point of contact must be above the shoulder.

But laws need to be enforced to deter future malfeasance.

What extra policies would have to be enforced to ensure this vision?

"Once that law is firm, we expect it to be enforced according to the letter".

This could also contribute to their enforced capacity to stimulate T cells and potentiate CHS reaction.

Frequent use of guidelines and supervision appeared to re-enforce adherence to the guidelines.

Hard to draft, hard to enforce, hard to secure support from central European countries.

I am going to have to enforce the order".