Sentence examples for control and enforce from inspiring English sources

"It gives the government an excuse, some sort of perceived justification, to intervene and monitor and surveil and control and enforce our lives in ways that were clearly not legal before," she says.

While most women might find it distressing that legislation has popped up across various states that would restrict affordable birth control and enforce invasive ultrasounds before going through with an abortion, these women find them to be refreshing.

As a result, in 1933 the Catholic Legion of Decency, headed by the Reverend John T. McNicholas (later renamed the National Legion of Decency), was established to control and enforce decency standards and boycott films they deemed offensive.

The leadership recognized that such compromises endangered their aim of perpetuating revolutionary values in an industrializing society, yet out of necessity they accepted the lower priority for communist revolutionary goals and a higher place for organizational control and enforced public order.

Jon Kyl (R-Ariz)., whose home state touched off the controversy, said: "I think a lot of people, including some Democrats, understand that until we have a more sincere effort to control borders and enforce the law, the conditions to pass comprehensive immigration reform don't exist".

We support a fine-grained, conditional access control language, and enforce policies by instrumenting the bytecode of protected classes.

In the short term, efforts were taken by the authorities to control wages and enforce pre-epidemic working conditions.

A precondition for sustainable and efficient fisheries management systems is that the imposed regulations can be controlled and enforced.

German economists also point to Switzerland's mechanisms to control public spending and enforce a no-bail-out rule.

The Cabildo rejected Cisneros' resignation, and ordered the military to control the crowd and enforce the resolution of the previous day.

This was despite the fact that Paul VI also reaffirmed many of the Vatican's traditional teachings on social issues, such as extramarital sex, birth control, homosexuality, and enforced celibacy for priests and nuns.