Sentence examples for dictating and enforcing from inspiring English sources

A particular difficulty I have with the view of these "traditional family" advocates is that what they advocate is tantamount to dictating and enforcing stereotyped gender roles.

It also symbolises how one kind of memory triumphed, one which associated itself with the new European order in which a seemingly unsinkable Germany ruled by the iron Mutti Angela Merkel dictates and enforces the rule of austerity over the rest of Europe.

The city, other than blocking certain streets entirely and enforcing parking regulations, does not dictate locations for food carts.

Under normal circumstances, the assorted modifications to DNA and histones may constitute an "epigenetic code" that dictates and enforces differential cell fate.

After the United States-led invasion in 2003, women here found their fashion choices largely dictated by clerics during Friday Prayer and enforced by armed militia members who would threaten, kidnap or even kill those who were provocatively dressed.

The pace of life inside was dictated by the charismatic leader Mohammed Yusuf, who set and enforced strict standards of religious practice.

Many, though, are poorly designed and enforced.

Pass the law and enforce it.

And enforced by non-computer users.

Prejudice is solidified, and enforced, through institutions.

The courts interpret and enforce them.