Sentence examples for whether you enforce from inspiring English sources

So what's the difference whether you enforce another crime, which is the illegal immigration?

The council are now reviewing their decision on whether to enforce the order.

"Why should we even consider that in deciding whether to enforce the contract?" "It adds color," Kornstein said.

Instead, the commission has to file a lawsuit and wait for a judge to decide whether to enforce them.

Earlier this month, a court in Argentina froze the assets of a local subsidiary of Chevron as it decides whether to enforce the Ecuadorean judgment.

In a statement, CTIA, the cellular telephone industry trade group, said it deferred to states about whether to enforce such bans.

They do, however, want to ensure that all decisions on how or whether to enforce quotas remain under the control of national authorities.

Judge Robert Kaye of Miami-Dade Ciscuit Court, who is presiding over the case, may decide as soon as Monday whether to enforce the bond limit.

Got that?  threat of state noncompliance: state insurance commissioners will apparently have discretion over whether they enforce provisions of the Affordable Care Act that led to cancellations.

Even while Muammar Qaddafi hangs on with delusional determination and Western countries debate whether to enforce a no-fly zone (see article), Libya's oil output has halved, as foreign workers flee and the country fragments.

Bush to Bill Clinton to George W. Bush, all recent Presidents have, at some point, unilaterally granted immunity from deportation to various groups, citing the federal government's "prosecutorial discretion" over whether to enforce the immigration laws that are on the books.