Anthony Cordesman, a military analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said in a report that Israel's success indicated the "purely military risks in enforcing some form of no-fly or no-move zone are now more limited than when the fighting in Syria began".
Anthony Cordesman, a military analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said in a report that Israel's success indicated that the "purely military risks in enforcing some form of no-fly or no-move zone are now more limited than when the fighting in Syria began".
This creates a sense of obedience that is enforced by some form of punishment.
Enforce some sort of punishment or consequence at home.
"I personally have no interest in the initiation of marriage, getting married – from a feminist point of view as well, the way in which marriage is being used by religion and social structures to enforce a form of control over women and people.
In his practice, Mr. Singer enforces some house rules.
She also enforced some strict rules.
Al-Shabaab, which means "youth" in Arabic, controls much of south and central Somalia where its fighters enforce a harsh form of sharia law: they carry out beheadings and cross-amputations and in some areas have banned musical ringtones on mobile phones, as well outlawing films and football.
This means that in the competitive political environment, local politicians have become increasingly influenced by vocal Islamic leaders and their demands that the state enforce a certain form of Islamic orthodoxy.
Ben Roberts, director of the BFI Film Fund and a key distributor of British development and production finance via the national lottery, pointed out that his organisation, at least, had already taken steps to enforce a soft form of positive action, with the BFI's "ticks" system set up in 2014.
