Sentence examples for won't enforce from inspiring English sources
(Though, federal officials have recently announced that they won't enforce the Lacey Act against consumers).
Mr. Rubasinghe said that although the regulations allowed censoring criticism of Ms. Kumaratunga, "we won't enforce it seriously".
He is threatening to veto the bill, and says that if the Council overrides his veto, he won't enforce the law.
"It can say that its courts won't enforce a judgment rendered in another country's courts," he added, but as long as the publication has resources in that country, it would be vulnerable.
Colorado has long honored the right to own guns and some county sheriffs have said they won't enforce the new measures, but the state legislature and Gov. Hickenlooper recognized they were needed.
First, he has hinted that he won't aggressively enforce the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, causing insurers to worry that even fewer healthy people would sign up without the threat of a fine.
Trump has suggested his administration won't fully enforce the law's individual mandate that most Americans get health coverage or face tax penalties, which could encourage healthier people to go without insurance and deprive the exchange markets of the premiums they would have paid.
Atheist Ireland stressed that even if legislators pass a law that they believe won't be enforced, the country's law enforcement officers will.
Like I said, it won't work if we don't enforce it -- regulators can sleep even at the best switch -- and there are still parts that need to be fleshed out.
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.
