Sentence examples for because it enforces a from inspiring English sources

It matters not because Limewire will have to pay less (they're probably bankrupt already just from legal fees), but because it enforces a "reasonable" interpretation of our antiquated copyright laws, and limits the potential value of a shared song.

Hence, "A law is not good because it enforces 'natural rights', but because it contributes to the realisation of a certain end.

It is important to establish SLA with a resource provider, because it enforces the resource provider to guarantee service quality.

The angry black woman stereotype is used so often because it enforces silence.

That is the way we want to play and when we score it makes you happy because it enforces the way you want to play.

They're also against the "human microphone" that the demonstrators are using in Zuccotti Park because it enforces "group-think" and is "genuinely creepy" when "captured on video".

We show that MASTL particularly supports the efficiency of cyclin B1 destruction because it enforces the Cdc20-independent binding of cyclin B1 to the mitotic APC/C.

This last intervention was a pivotal event — not because it enforced order once and for all but because it horrified the nation, which in those days was not at all sure that it was in favor of Negro rights.

The rule was invalidated by a federal appellate court in August 2012 after it was challenged by a group of upwind states and industry because it enforced pollution controls primarily on coal plants.

Very high flexibility at the topoisomerase II cleavage sites is probably necessary because the enzyme enforces a large bend in DNA when it binds to it.

Because Saudi Arabia enforces a strict interpretation of Sharia law, any expression of religion that strays from the Quran can be considered a form of terrorism against the state.