Sentence examples for trying to enforce that from inspiring English sources

The Western commandants thereupon dispatched troops in battle dress to the sector boundary, and kept them there until the East Germans stopped trying to enforce that injunction.

"The people trying to enforce that weren't working very hard to make it happen, and the people working to do the opposite were working much harder".

Santorum has long tried to get his Biblical principles taught to children in public schools — insisting that "creationism" should be in every American classroom, and trying to enforce that through riders to education bills when he was a senator.

"If they try to enforce that, we'll end up back in the courtroom".

Although Mr. Silverstein is supposed to finish the first tower in the next few years, a long legal war would be likely if the agency tried to enforce that deadline.

When American Express tried to enforce that clause, Italian Colors argued that the maximum possible award that it could hope for, on the specific facts of its antitrust claim, was just shy of forty thousand dollars — and that it would cost nearly a million dollars to pay attorneys and experts to give testimony.

When American Express tried to enforce that clause, Italian Colors argued that the maximum possible award that it could hope for, on the specific facts of its antitrust claim, was just shy of forty thousand dollars and that it would cost nearly a million dollars to pay attorneys and experts to give testimony.

"We don't know how much time is going to be lost in this Test match so the only real option for us was to try to enforce that follow-on".

For example, it is technically illegal to run a tab in a bar, though I've never seen a bar (or a police officer) here try to enforce that rule.

"I have tried to enforce that in my own party over a number of years.

Mr Chinamasa never went to jail, as a more obedient judge overturned the sentence, but he was said to have been offended.Mr Blackie's ordeal may deter other judges from trying to enforce laws that annoy the executive.