Sentence examples for won't be enforcing from inspiring English sources

F-Secure, the security firm that sponsored the experiment, has confirmed that it won't be enforcing the clause.

Which is good — but basically they're just saying they won't be enforcing the rules.

That's a bit confusing (and I've asked for further clarification), but it sounds as if they won't be enforcing the rule for individuals (including reporters) taking screenshots of tweets.

(And Styrofoam, notoriously eco-unfriendly and not biodegradable — except, maybe, by mealworms that eat it — has been banned since 2009.) Businesses were expected to use up their plastic inventory before July 1, but the city won't be enforcing the new requirement too stringently for the next year, according to the Seattle Times.

Make sure you get the problems right before moving on to the next section so you won't be enforcing bad habits.

Atheist Ireland stressed that even if legislators pass a law that they believe won't be enforced, the country's law enforcement officers will.

And Megan McArdle argues that there is a huge difference between simply setting enforcement priorities and "announcing that the law won't be enforced against a large fraction of the people who are violating it".The most persuasive take, I think, comes from Jonathan Bernstein.

An important drinking water law approved by the city council won't be enforced until 2022.

The rules take effect in early May, but won't be enforced until Memorial Day weekend.

The administration's ultimatum now seems like cheap talk, and it illustrates the risks of carelessly drawing red lines and issuing highly public threats that won't be enforced.

Over a pint in the Boar's Head pub, Martin Lambe, 28, said he gave up smoking in 2001 after 10 years because two friends died of smoking-related cancer, one at 27 and the other at 40. "I think it should be stopped," he said, "but it won't be enforced here".