Sentence examples for enforce acceptance from inspiring English sources

To enforce acceptance of the new issues, he sent armed bands around the empire with the right to confiscate without compensation all the older and more valuable coins that were not being voluntarily exchanged for the new.

But her enforced acceptance of a weak compromise – "out of desperation" for tactical diplomatic reasons – left her with a "bad conscience," that she glossed over in The Downing Street Years, according to Moore.

Nor could an Argentine army under Gen. Manuel Belgrano enforce Paraguayan acceptance, as Paraguayan militia repulsed Belgrano's forces in 1811.

The UPOAA was enacted in 2006 to help enforce the acceptance of POAs and to standardize provisions across states.

Uber's system enforces blind acceptance of passengers, as drivers are not shown the passenger's destination or how much they could earn on the fare.

Just as the buyer is often unable to secure specific performance of the seller's duty to deliver, so the seller is not always able to enforce his claim for acceptance of delivery against a buyer who refuses to take delivery.

In addition to being considered the Internet's highest honor, the Webby Awards are famous for their strictly enforced 5-word acceptance speeches.

If you criminalize a practice or a belief long enough and enforce it hard enough, public acceptance will eventually follow.

The winners this year received their awards at a ceremony at Harvard University, where a stern eight-year-old girl was on hand to enforce the strict 60 second limit on acceptance speeches.

Iran's reluctant acceptance reflected OPEC's continuing power to enforce a unified pricing strategy.

They claim that romances enforce the woman reader's dependence on men and acceptance of the repressive ideology purveyed by popular culture.