Object

• compliance: The stages should become increasingly punitive in order to enforce compliance.

• judgment: They asked for further action to enforce the judgment to be held over.

• ban: The sightings have raised fears that little is being done to enforce the ban.

• legislation: Product Safety Trading Standards enforces legislation which governs the safety of consumer goods.

• law: Do you think the police will be able to enforce the new law banning hunting with dogs?

• restriction: The browser will enforce the restriction of one button selected at a time.

Preposition: if

• borrower: An exit fee is a charge that the mortgage lender enforces if a borrower leaves their mortgage before the end of the term.

Modifying Another Word

• rigidly: Every hospital must have a formal policy for the bedside check which must be rigidly enforced at all times.

• strictly: Word Limits The maximum lengths of theses are strictly enforced.

• vigorously: A few streets are busy through-routes, yet a vigorously enforced traffic scheme ensures that the majority enjoy a quiet life.

• aggressively: Health and Safety cannot be left to chance and is aggressively enforced company wide.

• stringently: Assessment Tough laws on migration and asylum stringently enforced.

Preposition: in

• accordance: The terms shall be governed by, and enforced in accordance with English Law.

Preposition: by

• inspector: They seem mostly to want fresh anti-pollution laws, to be enforced by Government-appointed inspectors.

• sanction: This virtually provides US and European multinationals with global patent rights which can now be enforced by retaliatory trade sanctions.

• court: They are neither codified nor enforced by courts of law, and as such there is no punishment if there are breached.