Sentence examples for changes are enforced from inspiring English sources
The BMA has warned of an increasing exodus of British doctors if the changes are enforced.
No ethics law is perfect, and much depends on the vigor with which the changes are enforced.
A more pressing question might be whether half of them will even exist in five years' time, at least in print editions, but my suspicion is that, as so often occurs in Britain, far less will change than is feared — (or, if you have been a victim of press intrusion, than you have fervently hoped for) — and that what changes are enforced will arrive at the pace of molasses.
The changes are enforced because of injuries, with Johan Goosen, Bryan Habana and Andries Bekker unavailable among a string of absentees.
"If you're not totally vigilant about making sure those changes are enforced and continued and that there's a commitment, in 30 years, it'll go away again". The festival's closing-night film will be a special screening of "Miles Ahead," the biopic about jazz musician Miles Davis starring Don Cheadle.
Half of his changes were enforced with Jonny Evans, Gareth McAuley and Oliver Norwood suspended, but he opted to leave Chris Brunt, Shane Ferguson and Jamie Ward out and went back to a 4‑2‑3‑1 set-up.
Only one of those changes was enforced, Bent starting in place of the injured Chris Martin but the players who came in included the Manchester United loanee, Jesse Lingard, and there was little evidence Derby were a weaker side for their presence.
Only one of coach Warren Gatland's three changes is enforced, a knee injury ruling out Racing second-row Charteris.
Although two of the changes were enforced, Gatland says the decision to make three more indicates the strength in depth of the squad.
Ten of the players who started their most recent game, against Gillingham last Saturday, also started Jones's final league game against Barnsley on New Year's Day – and that solitary change was enforced because of an injury to Alan McCormack.
