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enforce

[en-fawrs, -fohrs] / ɛnˈfɔrs, -ˈfoʊrs /


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That means restoring real competition, enforcing antitrust laws and investing in rural America.

From MarketWatch

Another issued the following day created the White House Faith Office to enforce religious liberty protections and support faith-based initiatives.

From Salon

The city, county, state and feds pass and enforce laws that govern our conduct on the road.

From Los Angeles Times

The department did not respond to questions about how it was enforcing the federal restriction on transcript withholding or whether it plans to make any changes to it.

From Los Angeles Times

Oil futures settled higher as the U.S. stepped up actions to enforce a blockade of tankers entering or leaving Venezuela, and Ukraine continued strikes on Russia’s oil infrastructure.

From The Wall Street Journal