“Enforcement” in Japanese
Short answer
Enforcement in Japanese is “実施” (jisshi). Full meaning: enforcement, implementation, putting into practice, carrying out, operation, working (e.g. working parameters), enactment.
Other ways to say “Enforcement” in Japanese
粛正
shukusei regulation, enforcement
エンフォースメント
enfoosumento enforcement
執行
shugyou execution, carrying out, performance, enforcement, exercise, service, conduct; execution; lead monk performing various tasks in a temple
強制
kyousei compulsion, coercion, forcing (to do), enforcement
施行
shigyou putting in force (a law), putting into operation, putting into effect, enforcement; carrying out (a plan, policy, etc.), execution; giving alms (to monks or the poor), almsgiving
強行
kyoukou forcing (e.g. a vote), carrying out (forcibly), pushing ahead (with), enforcement
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