Sentence examples for enforce with a from inspiring English sources

Among other things, AOL's service is subject to restrictions and authorities that could lawfully compel it to produce emails or records — difficult to enforce with a private server like the one the Clintons used.

It added that "compliance with tax requirements would be simpler and easier to enforce with a better-defined tracking of funds.

Until the association recently outlawed it, discipline was enforced with a yard-long bamboo stick.

It is enforced with a rigidity that makes little sense, except as a sign of mistrust.

But over the decades, China's urban residents have faced greater restrictions, enforced with a variety of incentives and fines.

Lockstep suburban conformism enforced with a fascist rigor is the ugly (but admittedly sometimes funny) joke driving this family comedy.

Disease was rampant among the workers, some of whom had been captured from local military organizations, and discipline was frequently enforced with a pick handle.

And in the more autonomous areas that straddle the border with Afghanistan, such laws have also been enforced with a terrifying brutality.

Scholars and others thus project current political imperatives on to the past, and the notion of "minorities" affirms one big, longstanding Chinese family.In Tibet the narrative is enforced with a few blandishments and many shows of state power.

Lockstep suburban conformism enforced with a fascist rigor is the ugly (but admittedly sometimes funny) joke driving this family comedy with a screenplay by Chris Columbus, adapted from John Grisham's novel "Skipping Christmas".

Since lifting the World Cup in 2014 England have invested in youth – partly enforced with a host of retirements but also because the sevens squad, with the Rio 2016 Olympics looming, takes priority.