Sentence examples for will try to enforce from inspiring English sources

Under another provision of Cook's plan, one deputy will try to enforce licensing laws at West Hollywood businesses.

The missing poisonous bottles mean that the government will try to enforce the destruction of part of the stock, mainly in bars and shops, which may be hard to police.

And it is not clear whether the local Police Department will even try to enforce the ban.

While there have been no big clashes yet, the question is, Which firm will be the first to try to enforce its growing portfolio of patents?

Don't try to enforce your will on your spouse; respect your spouse's thinking; be gracious to your spouse — these are all sensible guidelines for married life, particularly if they are mutually observed.

"If they try to enforce that, we'll end up back in the courtroom".

You are not their mother, and as a result, they will be more resistant to any rules you try to enforce.

Religious organizations, disability groups and uneasy nursing home administrators will also surely weigh in if patients and families try to enforce VSED as detailed in advance directives.

The public policy of California will not be outraged by affording plaintiff the opportunity to try to enforce that agreement.

"They will have a tremendous backlash against the system if they try to enforce this low speed limit.

"If you try to enforce the law with these men, you will have a big problem," the officer says, dressed in civilian clothes in a Phnom Penh coffee shop.