enforce

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It was a bold move since the sheriff's duties specifically include the obligation to enforce writs of eviction.
Now, however, Monsanto hopes to enforce biologically what it can't enforce contractually.
To enforce the policy, China introduced severe economic penalties for above-quota births.

"I figured I'd come over and straighten out -- we have no intention of participating in today's hearing. It's a total waste of time. We have sufficent laws on the books that we enforce to deal with this issue," Bratton said, still sweaty from...
on Jul 31, 2008 By: William Bratton Source: KNBC.com
"We will never undertake this research lightly," Obama said. "We will develop strict guidelines, which we will rigorously enforce, because we cannot ever tolerate misuse or abuse."
on Mar 9, 2009 By: Barack Obama Source: Reuters
"Immigration is a tough issue for a lot of Americans. The agreement reached today is one that will help enforce our borders, but equally importantly, it will treat people with respect. This is a bill where people who live here in our country will be...
on May 17, 2007 By: President Bush Source: FOXNews