Sweden is a country with a strongly enforced sense of homogeneity and a strong central political power.
In fact, as the movie progresses, we discover a lot about the mother's life, her privileges, restrictions, frustrations and enforced sense of guilt.
He is slight in size, and has a fixed grin for no other reason than an enforced sense of naive optimism in the face of gruelling tour schedules and humiliating dance routines.
They enforce a sense of unhappy men trapped in personas that are either lies or exaggerations of qualities they may possess but also hold in contempt.
The eerie tracking of comparisons between Princess Diana and the duchess seems only to enforce that sense, especially when it is reported, after public appearances of the former Ms Middleton, that the dress she wore has sold out.
Throughout ancient Egyptian history, rulers changed capitals to enforce a sense of national renewal or unity – a trend that began with the first purpose-built capital of a united Egypt, some 5,000 years ago.
Coach Herman Edwards, trying to enforce a sense of humor about this seemingly odd record, told his players today that the Chiefs game was going to be treated as a road affair -- that the Jets would go by bus to nearby Islip Airport, fly to Newark Airport and then head for a hotel to spend Saturday night, just as if they were on the road.
What Proponents Claim It's For: The group Yes On 1 says that Amendment 1 would pave the way for the Tennessee legislature to "enforce common sense protections for abortion-vulnerable women or unborn children".
That West, Texas tragedy was one of many preventable disasters that have happened in the decade since the EPA first proposed using the Clean Air Act to enforce common sense rules for chemical plants.
Since children may have their own idea of how to keep things organized, a basic to-do list will help enforce a sense of organization in your child.
