Sentence examples for unlikely to enforce from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the cavities and crevices between layers of rocky substrate, into which Tropheus delve to avoid predation, provide shelter to cichlid species both considerably larger and smaller than Tropheus and are unlikely to enforce a narrow constraint on body size.

If the family does not appeal, which is unlikely, the mandate to enforce the order will be filed in 21 days.

They may well be enforced in highly regulated states like the UK and Germany — but are unlikely to be enforced in new EU states like Bulgaria.

Such charges are unlikely to be enforced by the courts: penalty clauses are legally void unless they reflect the loss the party enforcing them has suffered.

Furthermore, he said, if a mayor did not wish to implement the weed pass system in the first place, it would be unlikely to be enforced.

The farmers greeted the ruling as a victory but said it was unlikely to be enforced during Zimbabwe's political and economic crisis.

Several lawmakers, said, though, that the previous law, which banned the reselling of tickets for more than a few dollars above face value, was unlikely to be enforced during the bill's debate.

2. The environment chapter is unlikely to be enforced.

Given what Fox is dealing with on the public-relations front, it is unlikely to sue Bakhtiar to enforce her agreement to stay silent.

But political communities are unlikely to be able to enforce internal homogeneity if they have to live in an international environment that lacks a clear spatial order because it is controlled by powers that are ideologically hostile to the spatialization of conflict.

Next came Andrew Oldham, ironically nominated to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, which was home to the unlikely heroes called upon to enforce Brown throughout the South.