Sentence examples for try and enforce from inspiring English sources

The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg might begin to try and enforce convention rights against states who are no longer signatories to the convention.

4. Any alcohol which is brought to the gates using a wheeled device will not be allowed in, and may be confiscated Festivalgoers on forums expressed concern that any such ban on wheeled devices bearing booze would severely harm their enjoyment of the festival, with comments including "Going to piss off a fair few people if they try and enforce it at the gates.

"Whether [the expansion of powers to overseas comms providers] will succeed or not I don't know — I guess we'll find out when they try and enforce these".

"If more Americans had adopted earlier and become more familiar with the kinds of capabilities they can enjoy with analog outputs, it would be harder for motion picture studios to try and enforce content protection demands on consumers".

However, what we can do is ensure that the Regulations and Directives that we do draft are sensible, taking into account the current situation and the likelihood of ever-increasing amounts of available data, and decide not to try and enforce the impossible".

And while the government continues to try and enforce laws to alleviate the problem, 80percentt of child marriages in Sindh alone aren't even reported.

While other colleges try and fail to enforce zero-tolerance policies, Reed has developed more realistic, community-based enforcement mechanisms, like a joint student-faculty council and judiciary that oversee Reed's code of conduct, drug education and clinical intervention, and rigorous academic performance standards.

The result has been a string of measures to try to tighten and enforce immigration rules.

"It sounds like Twitter is trying to articulate, and enforce, the kinds of editorial separation that reputable magazines have long embraced".

The Nazis confounded themselves with their ludicrous pseudo-intellectual racial purity laws, which eventually became so complex that you have to laugh at the bureaucrats who tried to codify and enforce them; so they sometimes pardoned "pure" Roma.

Of course, she'd get into some legal trouble trying to apply and enforce those measures. .