Exemplos de uso de Trying to enforce em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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But it's a waste trying to enforce it.
Trying to enforce justice on Human Rights.
Snivelling politicians trying to enforce gun control.
When trying to enforce healthy eating habits, start it at a younger age.
With the idea that they're really trying to enforce behavior limits.
The Cabal is trying to enforce their distorted perception of the lesser mysteries on the general population through Hollywood and the mass media.
The Commission has played a strong role in trying to enforce these directives.
Now, of course, trying to enforce that Constitutional provision in this particular case would stir up a political hornet's nest so I see the situation continuing.
We have seen in other areas of work in the European Union that coordination achieves quicker andbetter results for the individual than merely trying to enforce harmonisation.
Evaluation-the definition of evaluation is trying to enforce on the preclear the reality of the auditor, which is not the preclear's reality.
We are not going to remain defenceless against the crimes that are still repeatedly committed on a daily basis in European countries, and remain hidden in the shadows of people's homes. These crimes also remain in the statistical shadows, as if the law of survival of the strongest took sole precedence at the heart of cohabitation,but we are trying to enforce the Charter of Fundamental Rights that we adopted in the Treaty of Lisbon.
This would remove any implications that the EU is trying to enforce its requirements with extra-territorial effect, where there are global standards with broadly equivalent effectiveness.
Furthermore, trying to enforce the ideals of Communism, the authorities deliberately dismantled the existing social and economic structures, and imposed new"ideologically pure" hierarchies.
The kind of things I have had to listen to over the last week:'Mr Florenz is an extension of the Chancellery;he is trying to enforce the will of the German chemicals industry; he even broke off the negotiations': all nonsense.
For example, there are many issues to be considered when trying to enforce an award in the Middle East and that will be typical to the local culture in Dubai the oath of the witnesses can be problematic if the proper administrative form was not use, and the Qatari Court of cassation set aside an award because it was not rendered in the name of the emir of Qatar.
Would you not agree, Mr President,if you were a policemen trying to enforce these directives we have adopted, that the motorcycles of those who produce so much noise and pollution while using them should be seized without delay?
Occasionally a North Korean patrol tries to enforce its southern claim by traversing the limit line.
For a time,the militiamen tried to enforce a Colorado law that forbade bringing scabs into an area where there was a labor dispute.
No one ever tried to enforce that, but as far as I know people did cooperate.
That big nose that someone broke at one time,the scars above the eyebrows all show that at one time he has enforced, or tried to enforce, his will upon others.
Charles V tried to enforce the Interim in the Holy Roman Empire, but was only successful in territories under his military control, such as Württemberg and certain imperial cities in southern Germany.
The EU should try to enforce minimum employment standards and wages for all vessels operating in its waters and, in particular, I would say that the Commission should retable the proposal for an EU ferries directive.
However, clashes intensified at the end of 2016, as the government tried to enforce a tax on caterpillars that the Batwa harvest as important food source, while the military attempted to arrest a Twa warlord.
It is true that at summits, the nonobservance of human rights and the fight against international terrorism should be on the agenda, but so should a political solution,which we should try to enforce.
Gossip flew around the cobbled streets in minutes and roused the citizens to usetheir muscle- fast and fierce in opposition to British taxes and those who tried to enforce them.
In addition, I am sure that the Kuala Lumpur meeting has created more awareness in many circles around the world, which will ultimately be transferred into a greater resistance against these feint and selfish andone-sided policies that the West tries to enforce.
That means that if they are not being paid, the bondholders and syndicated lenders(who include Mozambican banks)would have to bring a legal action in London- to force payment of the bonds and try to enforce the government guarantees signed by Chang and Lucas on the MAM and Proindicus loans.
Mark was disappointed and decided to contact his national consumer organisation. They informed him it was unfair on the part of the mobile phone company to require that much notice.They advised him to take the matter to court if the company tried to enforce the unfair term.
He tried to enforce strict impartiality in its pages and a reasoned assessment of various ideologies.