Sentence examples for enforce the doctrine from inspiring English sources
So much, in fact, that instead of figuring out how to enforce the doctrine, the General Assembly could end up debating the policy's validity all over again, even though about 150 world leaders already endorsed it in 2005.
The FCC stopped enforcing the doctrine in 1987 and eliminated it completely in 2011.
Distracted by civil war, Seward could do little to enforce the Monroe Doctrine, and in 1864, French emperor Napoleon III set his cousin, Archduke Maximilian of Austria on the Mexican throne, with French military support.
As an appellate judge, Justice Brown noted, her only role would be to enforce the Supreme Court's doctrines, and her personal philosophy was not relevant.
The denunciation in the seventeenth century by the Catholic Church of the Copernican concept of a heliocentric system of planets; the Scopes "Monkey Trial" in 1925 in Tennessee; and the death of the Russian geneticist, Nikolai Vavilov, in a Soviet prison camp in 1943 for being "an enemy of the people" are among the most egregious examples of enforcing the official doctrine of their day.
Nonconformity of opinion is treated as the equivalent of resistance or opposition to the government, and a formidable apparatus of compulsion, including various kinds of state police or secret police, is kept in being to enforce the orthodoxy of the proclaimed doctrines of the state.
In a recent speech, China's justice minister warned lawyers that their primary duty was to support the Communist Party and promote a "harmonious society," and said that party minders would be sent to law firms to enforce that doctrine.
Two broad oceans (and Britain's Royal Navy) helped to enforce this doctrine.
In holding that the penalty designed to enforce the mandate is tantamount to a tax, Roberts ensured that the constitutionality of Obamacare depends entirely on a single, strange, dangerous doctrine.
This will enforce the stability.
