Sentence examples for enforce demands from inspiring English sources

But today the alliance showed itself to be no juggernaut that could enforce demands.

Like much of rural Kent during the time of the Swing Riots (1830), Wormshill experienced a degree of civil unrest and Home Office records indicate that "a large body of men, numbering 50-100" atsembled at Wormshill with the purpose of "intimidation and to enforce demands on farmers ... inducing other labourers to join them".

To enforce their demands, they call strikes and impose blockades.

It will have access to even the most secret government programs, with subpoena power to enforce its demands.

I have asked Congress to authorize the use of America's military if it proves necessary to enforce UN Security Council demands.

The British proposal would invoke Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter, which empowers the Security Council to enforce its demands with economic sanctions, and, if deemed necessary, military action.

Cyprus shows how hard it could be to enforce such demands, and that could undermine the credibility of the European Central Bank's promise.

To enforce their demands, the groups have sought to shame the three main parties by issuing a list of politicians they say are unworthy of office.

We have before us a resolution which will authorize, if necessary, the use of America's military to enforce the demands of the U.N. Security Council.

But if Amazon tries to enforce its demands by removing "buy" buttons from some pages again, some believe it could harm its reputation in the eyes of customers and the publishing industry.

The Russian Federal Labour and Employment Agency made no mention of any court case in a statement on Monday, saying only that it would conduct an "unscheduled inspection" of the RFU to enforce earlier demands that Capello be paid.