Sentence examples for aid to enforce from inspiring English sources

Now that code is becoming the norm at American colleges, and few people are laughing.On September 28th Jerry Brown, California's governor, signed a bill requiring all colleges that receive state money for student financial aid to enforce a standard of "affirmative consent", or "yes means yes".

The long-term effect was to create pervasive disregard for the law, which Argentines came to view as a hindrance to earning a living rather than an aid to enforcing legitimate property rights.

Ties between the two crumbled in 2010 after Israeli marines stormed an aid ship to enforce a naval blockade of the Palestinian-run Gaza Strip.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday that Syria's government and some rebels might be willing to permit humanitarian aid to flow, enforce local ceasefires and take other confidence-building measures.

Israeli marines stormed the aid ship in 2010 to enforce a naval blockade of the Palestinian-run Gaza Strip.

Designated CG-5, Ericsson was commissioned on 28 May 1925, and joined the "Rum Patrol" to aid in the attempt to enforce prohibition laws.

Designated CG-6, McDougal was commissioned on 28 May 1925, and joined the "Rum Patrol" to aid in the attempt to enforce prohibition laws.

Designated CG-2, Conyngham was commissioned on 8 March 1925, and joined the "Rum Patrol" to aid in the attempt to enforce prohibition laws.

Designated CG-23, Tucker was commissioned on 29 September, and joined the "Rum Patrol" to aid in the attempt to enforce prohibition laws.

Designated CG-7, Porter was commissioned on 20 February 1925, and was stationed in New York for duties on the "Rum Patrol" to aid in the attempt to enforce prohibition laws.

A simple and green surface chemical reaction was accomplished by the aid of microwave heating process to enforce surface encapsulation and functionalization for the production of the aimed NTiO2-Glu-NChit nanocomposite.