Sentence examples similar to enforce the ideas from inspiring English sources

Parliament's opulence seems to enforce the idea that government is about anything but the people.

However, he was unable to enforce the idea that all players should be teetotallers.

If universities cut the number of languages offered, they will enforce the idea that Americans are insular and self-serving.

But they also enforce the idea that fierce dedication is not simply a "laughable naïveté," as Vera puts it, but a way of being in the world.

The costumes by Epperson — coveralls and roomy slacks and shirts adorned with red strings like veins — enforce the idea of humble yet exalted labor.

The presidency is the most powerful position in the country, and the term limit on that office helps enforce the idea that we are a republic.

He said he favored stating the total cost of travel upfront in the air fare, and urged regulators to enforce the idea.

It doesn't enforce the idea that white people should be afraid of black people and not afraid of each other".

Ever since Enlightenment philosophers conceived of men and animals as machines, clever people have found reasons and means to enforce the idea; this book presents notable automatons, both genuine and fake, down to Thomas Edison's time.

Experimental economists believe (and enforce the idea) that researchers should not employ deception in the design of experiments.

Foster feedback culture changes by educating students on feedback prior to implementing the mobile learning strategy, which will help to enforce the idea behind the mobile learning strategy and the importance of students' participation in a feedback dialogue.