effectively enforce

Frequency: 8.216.0 per million words

To apply rules in a way that produces the intended result.

enforceADVERB + enforce

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effectively

Examples (10)

  • The police need to effectively enforce traffic laws to reduce accidents.
  • To effectively enforce these new regulations, we need more resources.
  • The school must effectively enforce its anti-bullying policy.
  • Government agencies work together to effectively enforce environmental standards.
  • Without proper training, officers cannot effectively enforce the new rules.
  • The company failed to effectively enforce safety protocols.
  • Border guards are trained to effectively enforce immigration laws.
  • The judge emphasized the need to effectively enforce court orders.
  • Local authorities must effectively enforce building codes.
  • Technology helps officials effectively enforce tax compliance.