Sentence examples for enforce changes from inspiring English sources

This would not necessarily upend the banking system, though, if widely adopted, it would enforce changes.

Why not enforce changes in human behavior instead of manufacturing micro-organisms that sound convenient (to us, now)?

If the Palestinian Authority should collapse, as some are warning, or a third intifada erupts, Israeli might re-occupy the entire West Bank and enforce changes unilaterally.

He would try to do so by giving greater powers to a special board to promote and enforce changes in health care delivery.

A10 South Korean Cabinet Remade President Kim Dae Jung replaced half his 19-member cabinet, including top economic officials, in an effort to enforce changes in the way corporations and banks operate.

In a statement through their lawyers, Gargasoulas' victims said the sentence was "not harsh enough" and "are looking forward to the inquest to shed light on past mistakes and to enforce changes that are needed".

The group aspires to enforce change through the organisation of joint action and local campaigns.

And with only puny fines, it has only the power of shame to enforce change.

Governments have the power to enforce change, but are reluctant to do so.

Today Farrakhan questions not the content of Wallace's message, but the pace at which he tried to enforce change.

As the wealthy, influential player in the labour chain, they insist that Qatar is best placed to enforce change.