Sentence examples for willing to enforce from inspiring English sources
Dennis Ross, the Middle East envoy, asked the Saudis to supply China with oil — in hopes that China will be willing to enforce sanctions on Iran if it can get oil elsewhere.
Whoever you choose needs to be willing to enforce your Living Will.
"It was absolutely necessary to beak this law until they were willing to enforce it, and, now that they have, we will continue this fight in court," one of the volunteers, Shane Parmely, told The San Diego Union-Tribune.
This will be a test case to see if national regulators really are willing to enforce important bank capital rules established by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision referred to as Basel III.
"This situation will not improve until this commission has at least four members who are willing to enforce existing law barring foreign-national political involvement and address dark money," Weintraub wrote.
And legislation alone has little effect unless governments are willing to enforce it.
"And that means when you negotiate trade agreements, you have to be willing to enforce them".
Federal courts have traditionally been more willing to enforce federal clean air legislation.
But there has not been one agency that has been willing to enforce the law.
That is why todays decision will add no measure of stability to our Commerce Clause jurisprudence: This Court is willing neither to enforce limits on federal power, nor to declare the Tenth Amendment a dead letter.
It won a diplomatic victory on Saturday when the UN security council approved a new sanctions package, but the impact of the measures will depend heavily on how far China is willing to go to enforce them.
