Sentence examples for enforced language from inspiring English sources

Canadien fans, who are smarter than most hockey fans, soon found there was good reason for them to worry: After one good season in the land of high taxes and enforced language laws, his wheels fell off.

It is a valuable lesson for the child to see and hear that both their parents or carers are able to use positively enforced language, utilize diverse skills to attain a positive outcome and all the while inviting engagement from within the family unit.

Now, after decades of permitting a plethora of English-language trade names on signs, the government agency responsible for enforcing language laws has changed its mind.

Negotiators would create a global institution, perhaps a World Social Organization (WSO), with its own dispute settlement process, comparable to trade tribunals in the WTO, to enforce language for stronger social cohesion.

The Framework guarantees the portability of components by enforcing language-independent interfaces.

It can speed up their work, ensure better quality by enforcing language-specific standards in various areas, such as preserving sentence structure or ensuring proper typesetting.

HUD has never aggressively enforced the language, although it has pursued some complaints against communities for defying that part of the law.

As well as consistently producing some of the poorest literacy scores in the country, families in the south see the enforced Thai-language curriculum as an attempt to further marginalise a key facet of their own identity: their own language.

But the Gore brief says that is because the federal provision, properly understood, places no requirements on the states and thus gives the federal courts nothing to do by way of enforcing its language.

Moreno said last week that he might try to enforce contract language that he said protected the Angels against a relapse.

While a number of countries (4/13) do not enforce a language restriction for evidence retrieval, some only include publications in English (Czech Republic, Malta, Serbia, England & Wales) or in English and the country's own language (Austria, France, Portugal, Sweden).