Sentence examples for enforce participation from inspiring English sources
Australia is one of only 11 countries which enforce participation in elections.
However, authorities did not enforce participation.
It takes moxie to cap off a piece about the doomed but necessary act of dissent with enforced participation, even genially enforced participation.
In addition to his concerns about the proficiency of his men, De Winter was also worried about their loyalty: the dominion of France over the Batavian Republic and the country's enforced participation in distant theatres of warfare were unpopular among the Dutch people.
This demonstrates that enforced participation does not induce sustainable interest in research beyond the residency training period.
If it does not join, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development will enforce its participation.
A variation of this would be to have students work in dyads that enforce equal participation; one partner speaks for a period of time without the other student responding at all, and then they switch roles (Wickett, 2000).
The show starts with our host at maximum bombast, enforcing singalong participation in his metal anthems, orchestrating Mexican waves on pain of a perforated eardrum.
Instead, Riccarda Torriani, a historian at the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, links the country's sense of identity to such things as its system of direct democracy, which enforces popular participation in government; the idea that its citizens are frontier people (living in or near the rugged Alps); and a history of collective courage in defense of freedom, even when outnumbered.
An experienced CHF member commented that " for those who are not members of cooperatives, local by-laws may be set to enforce the community participation in the scheme as it is done in other programs".
