Sentence examples for enforce a real from inspiring English sources

Civil Comments requires users register to comment but does not enforce a real names policy — unlike, for example, Facebook Comments.

In an effort to compete with Facebook, Google+ also enforced a "real names" policy.

There have actually been similar rules since 2011, but the company never really enforced them, since, as has been demonstrated over and over, enforcing a real-name requirement is easier said than done.

The company is known for enforcing a strict real-name policy, and its rules against impersonation require parodies to be "clearly labelled".

What made the dances for both the male and the female ensembles especially fascinating was the way Mr. Fagan suggested that instead of enforcing uniformity, a real community can let its members do different kinds of things at the same time.

Mr Crozier said that every time the charter comes up for renewal the BBC declares that it will "focus on distinctiveness" but regulators have failed to enforce any real change.

Crozier said that every time the charter comes up for renewal the BBC declares that it will "focus on distinctiveness" but regulators have failed to enforce any real change.

Regardless of which candidate wins this election, the government is not likely to enforce any real regulations against the banks.

Rozelle and his successors have enforced a strict separation between the real market and the expectations market; everyone involved in the real game of football -- players, coaches, and officials alike -- are forbidden to have anything to do with betting on football -- on their own games or on other teams' games.

As the claims made by Chinese scientist He Jiankui demonstrate, science has no real way of enforcing a consensus that something that can be done should not be done.

In an effort to clean up the service and enforce its real name policy, in late 2010 Facebook stopped allowing the use of special characters in names.