Sentence examples for enforce a kind from inspiring English sources

That is why it has created a Crow Patrol, with a mandate to enforce a kind of avian nimbyism.

Right-wing sound trucks, which blare high-decibel denunciations to enforce a kind of nationalist political correctness, are still common here.

They have been used to enforce a kind of caste prohibition: personalised rules which prevent the untouchables from intruding into the lives of others.

NF arises ultimately from the idea that all will be well if we enforce a kind of wellfoundedness (or at least noncircularity) in the description of sets.

ZF arises from the belief that if we enforce a kind of wellfoundedness in the constitution of set then all will be well.

"Part of the group's role is to enforce a kind of message discipline".

Anything above a small threshold is the same, thus enforcing a kind of rude cosmic democracy.

Online retailing has enforced a kind of market discipline: it's a lot harder to price gouge than it used to be.

The business of baseball was changing, and, with the elimination, in 1976, of the reserve clause, which enforced a kind of indentured servitude, it was soon transformed.

From beyond the grave, the King has enforced a kind of lèse majesté rule on director Liza Johnson and screenwriters Joey Sagal, Hanala Sagal and Cary Elwes.

It remains to be seen whether such a dynamic form of character development will either empower or baffle the player, but Salvatore believes it enforces a kind of open world realism and flexibility so far unseen in RPGs.