Sentence examples for will have to enforce from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the American government will have to enforce these norms.

Several county sheriffs, who will have to enforce parts of the new law, have filed affidavits supporting the legal challenges.

Absent clear and forceful counterpressure, they will cross red lines that the current or future president will have to enforce.

He will have to enforce a new regime of federally imposed oversight, and also decide whether to reappoint the current chief, Bernard Parks.

Though it will have to enforce the law, the commission was not consulted on the bill that landed as a bolt from the blue.

Now, the government has passed the problem to the courts and police, who will have to enforce this muddled, wide-ranging and bizarre law.

"I don't think this is a law that we'll have to enforce 800 times," said one police official, who declined to speak on the record before the marijuana ordinance was completed.

But because large parts of the Sunni heartland are in open revolt against the new order, and because America disbanded the old army and has been dismally slow to train a new one, the new government will still have to enforce its will at the point of an American gun.

But considerable power will be given to the new authorities to write "binding technical standards" which national regulators will then have to enforce.

"Amsterdam will also have to enforce this policy," Job van de Sande, a spokesman for the Ministry of Security and Justice, told The Associated Press on Friday.

They'll just have to enforce their contracts legally instead of technologically".