Sentence examples for enforced from from inspiring English sources

This is a powerful dictum, enforced from early childhood.

"The ban on cultivation of poppy will be strictly enforced from now on," he said.

The VAT, due to be enforced from October, would have added 50p to a £2.50 savoury food item.

But the reluctance of Myanmar's neighbours to apply real pressure may make the collapse of the regime from within a better hope than change enforced from without.

Thomas James O'Leary does make an interesting choice, however, playing Michael with a quietude enforced from within, a man working intensely hard to stave off panic.

This article, enforced from April to September 1961 during the Algerian crisis, has received sharp criticism, having proved to be of limited practical value because of the stringent conditions attached to its operation.

What seem to matter most from the postdocs' point of view are the values that lab chiefs teach, practice, and enforce from day to day.

Michael Gambon has talked openly about his enforced retirement from the stage, although not from television, because of difficulty retaining lines.

To protect the lobster from overfishing, a "veda" (fishing closure) is enforced, usually from March to July.

Enforced "compassion" from richer member states to poorer ones was always going to lead to rupture.

Brooding on his enforced resignation from Derby County, Peace's Clough dreams of a players' insurrection.