Sentence examples for enforced class from inspiring English sources

The narrator's friendship with Leo gives him access to a wide range of acquaintances across the strictly enforced class divisions of a theoretically classless society.

In 2009, the Canadian academic Shauna Wilton published a critique of the socially conservative agenda in the show: the repression of dissent and change, few and inferior female characters, rigidly enforced class distinctions.

Ward and his assistants monitored the players' academic performance, enforced class attendance, and placed curfews on perceived troublemakers.

Notably, however, the nobility was exempt from actually making any pudding and would often play cruel tricks on their slaves; thus, it was actually a festival that enforced class privilege rather than a day of rest and equality.

Others argue that those who attempt to rise or maintain a higher position actually strengthen the class system, for they are likely to be concerned with enforcing class differences.

If the arbitration agreements are enforced, the class could be reduced to 8,000 people.

If the arbitration agreements are enforced, the class could be reduced to 8,000 people — those who had rejected the arbitration agreements when they joined Uber's driver roster.

Our data suggest that the absence of Itk affects the strength of signal through the TCR and thus the development of CD4SP (and potentially CD8SP) in an environment of enforced MHC class II-restriction.

The rules FIS rules governing ski boots and bindings are not enforced for this class, with different requirements than rules that apply to that equipment for able-bodied competitors.

They enacted a series of segregation and Jim Crow laws to enforce second-class status against blacks.

In that elbows-rubbing environment, rigid class hierarchies enforced by military rulers loosened up.