Sentence examples for enforce morality from inspiring English sources

Both New Labour and Conservative thinking on crime has been influenced by the notion of sustained moral decline in this country and, concomitantly, the government's capacity to enforce morality and good behaviour.

Tennessee's Republican legislators know the government can only do so much to enforce morality.

And by acting in effect as the imam, the state takes upon itself a duty to enforce morality.

A Sena leader appeared on television to say his group was stepping in to enforce morality because the government had failed.

At the same time, Islamist vigilante groups like the Islamic Defenders Front, or F.P.I., have taken to the streets to enforce morality, sometimes violently, as the police have stood by.

The various beings that constitute this personified natural setting enforce morality by rewarding the worthy and punishing the wicked.

In a city where enforced morality and rents are both on the rise, it amounts to a meeting of endangered minds: sex entertainment and fringe theater.

Before the 2009 election, a similar dynamic led to the passage of a controversial (and now lightly enforced) morality law that outlaws art, movies and music that "can arouse sexual desires and/or violate public moral values".

Strikingly, the Isis department responsible for destroying antiquities is called the committee for the promotion of virtue and prevention of vice – the same name as the official Saudi body charged with enforcing morality.

It enforces morality by avenging crimes against the innocent.

Indigestion is charged by God with enforcing morality on the stomach.