Sentence examples for and even enforce from inspiring English sources

The state can use its immense power to impound passports, shut down websites, and even enforce indoctrination in "British values" in schools.

Over time I have come to realize that it is not so much about "the particular" culture you have, but rather about the clarity you have and how strongly you motivate it and even enforce it in your day to day work.

There, the conspiracy says, they promoted and even enforced ideas which were intended to destroy traditional Christian values and overthrow free enterprise: feminism, multiculturalism, gay rights and atheism.

There is nothing more important, for this person, than holding forth the truth and even enforcing it on others if needed.

There are over a billion and a half Muslims in literally millions of communities all over and there is no single politburo of Islam, like the Vatican is for the Catholics, where doctrinal reforms can be made, legitimized, codified and even enforced.

But he thinks that a variety of other institutions, consisting strictly of democracies, might be able to establish and sometimes even enforce a new and superior version of international legitimacy.

He notes that even if the prohibition is in the house rules, many co-op bylaws authorize the board to change those rules — and perhaps even enforce them on a case-by-case basis — without approval of the shareholders.

The risk with such an expansion of these provisions is that they could lead to protracted and costly litigation, and also that the courts might not even enforce them, particularly in "no fault" situations.

"I stand with the many elected officials who have expressed their condemnation of domestic violence and I fully support and have even enforced laws meant to take any appearance of domestic violence seriously".

The drinking age is 16, and there has been no serious effort to raise it or even enforce it.

The agency can't even enforce its existing rules regarding trade settlement for short-sellers, and has been dragging its feet on new rules that would tighten the activities of short-sellers in both the stock and options markets.