Sentence examples for an enforced one from inspiring English sources

That it is an enforced one continues to grate.

England have made just the single change from the last match, an enforced one caused by the calf strain sustained by Ben Stokes.

In Mr. Lester's "Help!," released a year later, John, Paul, George and Ringo try to take a holiday — an enforced one, as they flee various baddies who covet a ceremonial ring that has become stuck on Ringo's finger — and find escape is impossible.

The previous change, an enforced one, was in July when Alun Davies was sacked as natural resources minister for pressurising civil servants for private information on opposition AMs.

Chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said: "Ideally the pre-departure accommodation would not need to exist at all as UKBA should be doing everything it possibly can to incentivise families to make a voluntary return, which is ultimately preferable to an enforced one.

The foundation is no longer stressing patents over the act of invention since many developing countries have no patent system at all or a poorly enforced one.

Yet even on a day like that there's a scene there — kites, surfers, 22 volleyball courts lining the pier, families, the rules of the pier up on a board, a lifeguard enforcing one of them on his megaphone ("No Rollerblading on the pier") — the whole human panoply is here.

Stalin, at least, enforced one consistent style.

For nearly three decades, it has enforced one of the world's strictest family planning policies.

Compliance with existing regulations will be enforced one way or another.

At Small's, there's no cover charge, just a loosely enforced one-drink minimum.