Sentence examples for enforced each from inspiring English sources

Our honor system is enforced — each year, students who violate it are dismissed — and when asked to describe our system in a single word, students and faculty alike often use "liberating".

Since the reception following her nephew's bris last February, this man and woman have silently enforced each other's shared misunderstanding that Everclear could actually be former member of House of Pain, Everlast, who also had a series of radio hits in 1998.

The Ministry of Justice is planning to reform parts of the  700-year-old framework governing these debt-enforcement officers and the 4 million court orders and warrants they enforce each year.

"He cannot see that both religious scholars and royals are a chorus enforcing each others interests.

We hope they both enforce each other, so we can reach the least damage to the country.

The leaders here said they were drawn to the Africans' commitment to liberalize markets and crack down on rampant corruption by reviewing, and enforcing, each others' performance.

The Hague Conference on Private International Law -- involving 49 countries, including the United States and China -- has been working on a convention under which member countries would enforce each other's judgments in civil matters, including human rights.

There are two simple rules that Klein and Dytham enforce: each speaker only gets 20 slides and each slide is displayed for 20 seconds.

Service impact (Affected entities): Inevitably, enforcing each mechanism will introduce a set of side effects to delivered services and working entities.

Used properly, the word can describe the magnified effects of two drugs taken together, parasites that enforce each other's destructive effects and compounded health risks due to toxic chemicals.

Founder Ephraim Luft says that the Facebook application and website have helped re-enforce each other, with mothers on Facebook pulling in friends on the website and vice versa.