Sentence examples for enforce a point of from inspiring English sources
Here's the problem: Activist documentarians, by and large, shoot films that are calculated to enforce a point of view.
Wikipedia's 900 volunteer administrators enforce a "neutral point of view" rule and encourage users to delete copy displaying clear bias.
The scope of the agency's powers, in particular, whether it should have independent ability to write and enforce rules, has been a point of bitter contention.
One consequence of this enforced plurality is that big festivals often lack a point of view: The something-for-everyone approach tends to preclude a strong curatorial stance.
We investigated how many anchor points were necessary to enforce a correct alignment of the three core blocks in this test example.
Still, Mr. Haggis insisted that "Valley of Elah" — the title refers to the site where David fought Goliath — was not intended to enforce his point of view.
Some countries, like Egypt and Jordan, that are considered very advanced, the authorities are trying to enforce their point of view.
We shall have no relief from this poisoning of the environment until our officials have the courage and integrity to declare that the public welfare is more important than dollars, and to enforce this point of view in the face of all pressures and all protests, even from the public itself.
Thus, QMV increases the chance of litigation before the ECJ, as member states opposing adoption may seek to enforce their point of view by judicial means.
Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.
