Sentence examples for who will enforce from inspiring English sources

And who will enforce the regulations?

In the meantime, exactly who will enforce the ban and how remains a mystery.

When news of its demise reached the men who will enforce it, nobody mourned.

What is essential, however, is a president who will enforce the laws we already have to control these growing private armies.

It hopes the guidelines will be adopted by each association, who will enforce a "full disclosure and publication of the remuneration and payments made to intermediaries".

There is a need for a better procedure for determining when justices will be recused and who will enforce those rules.

Don't appoint anyone who'll enforce the rules.

Who exactly will enforce the law, and how, also needs to be spelled out.

"[McConnell] has figured out that the way he can [block campaign finance law] is by appointing people to the FEC who will not enforce the law," Holman said.

Any regulation put in place is window dressing and, for the most part, irrelevant without regulators in place who will actually enforce that regulation and people in Congress who won't help bank lobbyists chip away at that regulation.

"Or are they bringing in independent voices who will aggressively enforce the law against corporate wrongdoers and deal with the very serious problems the country's facing?" There is, then, an awful lot Obama can do without having to strike a deal with speaker-to-be John Boehner.