Sentence examples for began to enforce from inspiring English sources

As imperial unity became paramount, the C.U.P. began to enforce Turkism through deportation.

Isis began to enforce punishments for looting without a licence, says Al-Azm.

Some clubs went out of business as formerly laissez-faire councils, like Camden and Hackney, began to enforce stricter regulations.

This attitude has accelerated over the last few years, as theater owners began to enforce the ratings codes rigorously.

She earned her law degree before the state began to enforce the ban in the late 1990s.

The new findings contradict the conventional belief that Italians began to enforce anti-Semitic laws only after German troops occupied the country in 1943, and then reluctantly.

Health Services had begun to enforce a wider crackdown on matr__ículas.

Starting next month, New York City will begin to enforce that legislation, enacted six years ago by President Clinton.

But building managers have begun to enforce the no-pet rule.

The combination of Harvard and Haiti had begun to enforce a new kind of belief on Farmer.

This law should be replicated everywhere, but equally important, the United States should begin to enforce it.