Sentence examples for enforce cultural from inspiring English sources

At night, checkpoints at regular distances throughout Hargeisa maintain surveillance on diaspora youths and enforce cultural norms.

As a result, any decentralization would be unlikely to grant the Taliban carte blanche but would instead permit them to enforce cultural norms that are already widespread in their areas of influence.

Oddly, both Mr. Scruton and the tobacco industry have run afoul of a social mechanism that Mr. Scruton has often praised: the use of shame and social stigma to enforce cultural norms.

In America today, the most prominent, prevalent and pernicious of these revisionist movements is the Lost Cause narrative: the idea that the Civil War was a romantic struggle for freedom against an oppressive government trying to enforce cultural change.

As a boy, Owens often resented this regimen of enforced cultural appreciation, but he has since come to value it.

It is of special interest, I think, that this two-year body of work also incorporates the formal patterning and symbology of American Indian artifacts...... evoking, to my mind, the aggressive wars conducted by the American military in the course of the previous century, and the enforced cultural assimilation that followed.

And even if the niqab is a social norm achieved by cultural coercion — well, do we not enforce equal cultural coercion on women to, so to speak, unveil?

But the most memorable encounter is a strained meeting between Simon and Dali Tambo, a co-founder of Artists Against Apartheid, which tried to enforce the cultural boycott in the nineteen-eighties.

Only new management can enforce the deep cultural change needed to overhaul the industry.

Yes, broadly speaking, it enforced certain dominant cultural values: at heart, it was an affirmation of heterosexual marriage.

However, our findings suggest that despite cultural mechanisms to enforce and reflect social norms of egalitarianism, a man with bigger mid-arm circumference and greater formidability was systematically rated as more dominant by female and male raters.