Sentence examples for enforced standards from inspiring English sources

Shunning and shaming are the traditional ways that hierarchical societies enforced standards of behavior before personal interactions became legalized.

As a church leader, he enforced standards, evaluating members for a "temple recommend," a gold-and-white pass permitting only the virtuous to enter.

Mr. Horn points out that "Crash" was not the only movie in which credits were an issue; under the Producers Guild's more vigorously enforced standards, Colin Wilson was cut as a producer for "Munich".

Back then people were warning of poorly enforced standards, but it wasn't until 167 men died in the Piper Alpha disaster that anything was done to clean up the industry".

The second is a set of enforced standards of conduct for individuals that are more stringent than those usually thought to apply in the larger community of individuals, standards that enable us to talk about both group conduct and group discipline.

Yet it's amid this flexibility of gender and class, this disappearance of enforced standards of dress, that new standards are emerging.

The release in de-ionized water satisfies the enforced standard for all the specimens.

Journals must do more to enforce standards.

Mr. Weiss did not shrink from enforcing standards.

He has increased school spending and tried to enforce standards.

But county officials say trying to enforce standards for the animals' care is too expensive.