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The two costly run-outs left Pakistan on 94 for four at stumps at Bellerive Oval in reply to Australia's massive first-innings total of 519 for eight declared, still needing another 226 runs to avoid the follow-on.The Australia captain, Ricky Ponting, said after the end of play he would likely enforce the follow-on given the forecast of rain for each of the last three days of this match.

William Yeomans, who served in senior positions in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division from 1978 to 2005, told VICE News last month that he thought Sessions would likely enforce consent decrees, at least at first.

Albeit that any ban on encryption would likely be impossible to enforce — especially without international agreement, given how much technology is developed and distributed by non-U.K. companies.

Osgood admitted it would likely be difficult to enforce a dress code for parents, but said schools could address the problem during Parent Nights.

In asking customers not to bring guns into its stores -- a decision that falls short of an outright ban, which would likely be impossible to enforce -- Chipotle became the latest major American company to wade into the national gun debate.

Watson also cited Trump's repeated campaign promises to enforce what would likely be an unconstitutional Muslim ban as evidence of the order's true intent.

Nawaf Salam, Lebanon's ambassador, contended that such a zone did not constitute foreign intervention in Libya, even as he acknowledged that enforcing it would likely require the use of force.

A failure to enforce such norms in Syria would likely lower the threshold for chemical use in this and future wars.

HuffPost still knows of no cases in which a franchisee tried to enforce the clause, which many judges would likely find unreasonable anyway.

Cornell law professor and immigration expert Steve Yale-Loehr said that precedent and case law supports the president's authority to decide how laws are enforced, and that an appeals court would likely overturn the injunction.

The new law would be difficult to enforce, because neighbors who are unaware that certain pesticides are exempt would likely complain, creating the need for intervention by the county health department.