Sentence examples for enforce membership from inspiring English sources

It is at this point there should be a reserve statutory power to enforce membership.

The BBC is clearly nervous about proposing a voluntary subscription system – the model that funds Sky – and so one idea being aired is "an enforced membership scheme", which is a curious way to describe any kind of club.

After more than 40 years of membership, thousands of EU regulations are enforced in the U.K.

Restricted groups greatly enhance security because it gives the user a mechanism to enforce user memberships to sensitive groups.

It all reeks horribly familiarly of the "all sticks, no carrots" of the enforced-membership body, the much-hated General Teaching Council.

Labour says it is up to the party to enforce its own membership rules and that there was "sufficient evidence of misbehaviour and abuse of membership" for it to hold the inquiry.

Some students questioned how the University would enforce a prohibition on freshman membership, and one asked if the University was prepared to issue mass suspensions in case of widespread disobedience.

Savvy investors also look for formal credentials and membership in groups that enforce ethical and practice standards, she said.

The Pamunkey are now legally entitled to establish their own government and criteria for tribal membership, levy taxes and create and enforce civil and criminal laws on the reservation.

The report urges professional groups to enforce guidelines on inviting speakers who reflect the group's membership, to provide professional development help such as mentoring and ensure a "reasonable representation" of women on editorial boards and in other leadership positions.

Mr. Rivkin said the club decided it could not comply with the demand for a membership cap in the belief that the village would enforce it in perpetuity.