Sentence examples for would have enforced from inspiring English sources

Pro-Milosevic Montenegrins in the Yugoslav parliament had blocked the passage of a law that would have enforced co-operation with the UN's tribunal.

For example, a law in Georgia that would have enforced tint laws only on cars registered in the state was thrown out in court as discriminatory against residents.

But the agency remained in a strictly advisory position long after there was any hope of finding any survivors and at the point when, in other circumstances, it would have enforced safety requirements.

Sending NZ into bat gives England a chance to seize the initiative with quick wickets (as they now have)." I would have enforced the follow-on too, but many folk who understand cricket far better than me and I suspect you thought it was the right decision.

(Note: English law would have enforced the contract through the doctrine of part performance).

"In normal circumstances we probably wouldn't have enforced the follow-on but, looking at the radars, we knew we probably had 60 or 70 overs to try to bowl them out on a good wicket with tiring bowlers.

Even if I successfully sued him and won in a state that recognized my relationship, Florida would not have enforced the judgment against him.

In October 2011 Hearts had to pay an outstanding tax bill or a liquidation order would have been enforced.

The protective order would have been enforced.

Actually, you could say that something like this vision is still popular in elite circles; instead of envisioning Raymond Massey enforcing peace through air supremacy, they would have Michael Bloomberg enforcing budget discipline through bipartisan commission, but the spirit of the thing is the same.

He said it would mean another law that the police would have to enforce.