Sentence examples for up to enforce from inspiring English sources

In June, riot police turned up to enforce a contested removal order.

A costly bureaucracy has grown up to enforce racial targets, which even black-owned firms have to contend with.

An Islamic vigilante force was set up to enforce the new code.In this section Is that a rebel rock on your finger?

That, though, tends to assume a group of consenting employers, all signed up to enforce bans in the post-PCC era.

On principle, Cheney and his aides are hostile to regular lines of authority set up to enforce professional standards and a responsible chain of command.

He also will head the agency's Office of Data and Technology, a new office set to open its doors in October as the commodity commission gears up to enforce the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory law.

Critics of the new White House guidelines say that the list of prohibited gear is far too brief, and question whether the federal bureaucracy will be up to enforcing rules requiring local agencies to complete training and demonstrate compliance before they are permitted federal dollars to buy certain gear.

She is a feral child raised by yes-men in a McMansion, existing in a world devoid of grown-ups to enforce rules.

But there is surely now a strong case for setting up procedures to enforce minimum standards of accountability for countries aiming to draw from these funds.

Los Angeles gave up trying to enforce its policy that "no donation shall provide a substantial advantage in educational benefits if such benefits cannot be balanced in all schools".

Activists in the United States worry that, if the convention is agreed and ratified, American courts would end up having to enforce judgments against people whose actions were entirely legal under local laws.