Sentence examples for worth enforcing from inspiring English sources

If a law is worth having, it is worth enforcing.

Many will feel it is not worth the trouble of enforcing a ban.

Mr. Menendez has cited his deep concern with port security to justify his interest in enforcing Dr. Melgen's contract — worth as much as $500 million over 20 years.

Interestingly the researchers also concluded that the overall risks are small in any case but it is worth parents' time to focus on finding and enforcing the sweet spot instead of banning it outright or allowing unfettered access.

Emberton suggested the ICO wasn't all that keen on enforcing its own law – and it's worth remembering the watchdog was forced to create it to meet an EU directive.

It is also worth noting that this is the agency that will be responsible for enforcing part of our new, much-reduced net neutrality rules.

"The cost of enforcing a trademark is high, but if a competitor is infringing on a key area of custom, it's worth it," says Ian Karet, a partner at law firm Linklaters.

But these need enforcing.

The problem is enforcing it.

We're enforcing the law".

It has meant enforcing them.