Sentence examples for would be enforcing from inspiring English sources

We do need more protections, but a good place to start would be enforcing the rules that already exist".

"Wait until your father gets home" was almost a catchphrase, but although you knew he would be enforcing discipline, you also knew it was Mum's discipline he would be enforcing.

Gideon Benaim of Schillings said the law firm would be enforcing the injunction against Eliot Press in the French courts.

If tradition were enough of a reason not to ban anything, children would still be wearing dunce hats at school and Cameron's lot would be enforcing Prima Nocta on our wedding nights.

China has only two supply vessels that can carry fuel and water to the ships that would be enforcing the quarantine, and only one ship that can transport munitions.

Sierra Leone, which has seen the most cases of Ebola over the course of the outbreak, announced last week it would be enforcing a three-day lockdown across the capital, Freetown, and in the north of the country, in a bid to crack down on the remaining chains of transmission.

Recognized controls would be enforced.

It was unclear how such rules would be enforced.

It was unclear how widely the policy would be enforced.

Todd asked how an "abortion ban" would be enforced.

Others questioned whether the rules would be enforced.