Sentence examples for enforce brutality from inspiring English sources
Blacks choosing to use the n-word -- for better or worse -- do not give another race the agency to use it and enforce brutality at their leisure.
These worlds are picturesque, elegantly filmed, and ruled by rigid etiquette — lit up, for viewers, by the thrill of seeing brutality enforced (or, in the case of "Downton Abbey," a really nice house kept in the family).
The Cuban foreign minister, Felipe Pérez Roque said the 44-year-old embargo was being enforced with more "viciousness and brutality" than ever before because of "the helpless, imperial haughtiness of President Bush, which has taken him farther than anyone else in this madness".
The US also backed militias who enforced that divide with brutality and used US money, training and weapons to impose their own fundamentalist agenda on the population.
And in the more autonomous areas that straddle the border with Afghanistan, such laws have also been enforced with a terrifying brutality.
Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais created something that crackles with finely observed characters and dialogue that sparks, underlaid with a mordancy that stops it ever being cosy – if a sitcom dealing with prison drug-dealing, enforced sexual frustration, psychological brutality and the debilitating effects of time passing could ever be cosy.
Salon's Joanna Rothkopf was quick to criticise conservative commentators for glossing over race and police brutality issues and focusing on the cigarette taxes that the New York police were attempting to enforce.
Regulators must enforce it.
Schools enforce rules inconsistently.
"We enforce this strongly.
