Sentence examples for enforced right from inspiring English sources

Clearly, he thinks that patents, at least the way they're being enforced right now, are a bit of a joke.

But exactly how that timetable would be enforced right now with so many hurdles to overcome is anyone's guess.

"This is exactly how — for decades — established pro-Israel groups have enforced right-wing message discipline on Israel in Congress," he wrote.

How do you force charities and private organisations, supervised admittedly by a government regulator, to begin selling their principal assets – namely a considerable housing stock – against their will through another round of enforced right-to-buy sales?

A statute of 1393 granted powers to its citizens to remove weirs from the Thames, and the lord mayor of London's water bailiffs enforced rights of navigation thereafter.

This is exactly how -- for decades -- established pro-Israel groups have enforced right-wing message discipline on Israel in Congress.

While we preach the gospel of gender equality, which really is a cry to be treated equally as humans, the struggle to enforce right and wrong continues.

"We will make other governments around the world go around enforcing rights primarily held by Americans.

Xu has never set out to undermine one-party rule; he is enforcing rights guaranteed in the Chinese Constitution.

Unless Congress fixes the problem, the Supreme Court's decision will bar many Americans from enforcing their rights in court and, in many cases like this one, bar them from enforcing rights at all.

Its county council has long been vigilant in the matter of maintaining footpaths and enforcing rights of way across private land.