To Enforce In A Sentence

• He thought to enforce.
• Perhaps it has not been possible to enforce it.
• I sacrificed them to enforce a belief.
• The attempt to enforce it was not a success.
• It has a double power to enforce its decrees.
• And she will be strong enough to be able to enforce it.
• Whereupon a contest commenced to enforce the performance.
• But it is quite another thing to try to enforce them.
• If it is proper to enforce the fourth, it is the whole.
• I have claims which I mean to enforce.
• But you tell Soane to enforce the rule against pedlars.
• He had dictated the terms himself and meant now to enforce them.
• As against the state it had no power to enforce its decision.
• But these regulations were difficult if not impossible to enforce.
• And such measures as they endorse they are likely to enforce by law.
• How could business be carried on if we are not to enforce our rights?
• It's the only way to enforce discipline.
• And the attempt to enforce it will surely show itself wrong.
• He does not use the stage as a pulpit to enforce some maxim.
• Threats to enforce the punitive provisions of the law did not terrify them.
• Tis no light task to enforce obedience from those with whom one has birdnested.
• Some moral sanction or other is absolutely necessary to enforce his respect.
• You're quite helpless to enforce your wishes.
• Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
• I seized the first pause in his rhetoric to enforce this sentiment.
• Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
• He was fond of using it pretty frequently to enforce his instructions.
• No assistant attorney generals are necessary to enforce prohibition there.
• The authorities were too divided among themselves to enforce public opinion.
• The courts are often called upon to enforce this right of the people.
• You know we have laws against witchcraft, and we mean to enforce them.
• We broke in like thieves to enforce redress for a grievance very like your own.
• The men employed must have official authority to enforce the law.
• I 'm here to enforce the law and arrest law-breakers.
• Such at least is the law, but it is never necessary to enforce it.

• The government cannot interfere to enforce delivery of the goods to the importer.
• But there was no central government to enforce that decision or exact from him restitution.
• English troops were on their way to the colony to enforce submission and obedience.
• Do not attempt to enforce his compliance by continuing the punishment until he yields.
• Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

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