Sentence examples for enforce fear from inspiring English sources

They say that such methods of abuse are regular practice in Turkish prisons, and have reportedly been used on many Kurdish and Alevi women to enforce fear and to humiliate.

And as far as where we're currently at, the claims being made by certain candidates on the right like Donald Trump in the current presidential election, especially his manhandling of the press, has done nothing but enforce my fears, and should he be elected I am certain will draw us closer to the precipice than ever.

Religious leaders in the sultanate warned this month that a ban on Christmas would be strictly enforced, for fear that Muslims could be led astray.

And he will achieve this only if he is seen to introduce the spirit of justice in Greece, with everyone paying taxes, with laws that are enforced without fear or favor, where hard work is rewarded.

Like all sunny optimistic free-market regimes, his will be enforced by fear.

While Chinese environmental regulations have become far more stringent, environmentalists have complained that officials are often reluctant to enforce standards for fear of holding back economic growth.

Reliable data about problems in the electronic systems is hard to come by, hidden by a virtual code of silence enforced by fears of lawsuits and bad publicity.

These memories enforced my fears.

The police are supposed to enforce the law "without fear or favour".

By all means enforce the law without fear or favour, enforce it without regard to race, colour or religion.

Prosecutorial immunity is intended to let prosecutors enforce the law without fear of being held personally liable.