Sentence examples for which is enforce from inspiring English sources

"Judges don't understand what they're being asked to do, which is enforce this international treaty," said a State Department official who requested anonymity, because department rules prohibited her from speaking on the record.

"He did so without offering any reason to believe that his proposed approach, which is enforce, enforce, enforce, would actually work.

It has a specific law banning FGM, which is enforced.

It solves one of the hard problems in microfinance, which is enforcing loans that are small enough to offer widely with very little (or zero) credit history required.

It oversees the European convention on human rights, which was drawn up after the second world war and which is enforced by the Strasbourg court.

Those released under the scheme have to abide by a minimum nine-hour curfew which is enforced by an electronic tag usually fastened on the ankle.

But at the moment it is only running the naval blockade, which is enforcing the arms embargo, and the no-fly zone.

Under this ruling, which is enforced by Islamic affairs departments in each Malaysian state, Shia Muslims are free to practice their faith, but are not permitted to proselytize," the statement said.

76 per cent of the same group also said the scheme, which is enforced by sanctions, had made them actually less able to work than before they were allocated to it.

He claims that he is being discriminated against by the town, which is enforcing a little-used cabaret law that prohibits restaurants and bars from playing music without a license.

The prohibition, which is enforced on aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration, was instituted by the Federal Communications Commission in landmark 1981 regulations that reallocated certain radio frequencies to encourage growth and competition in the fledgling cellular industry.