Sentence examples for enforced the use of from inspiring English sources
On the expedition, Blane enforced the use of lemon juice and other fresh foods in the diet.
Subsequent critics enforced the use of the standard poetic diction of some 2,000 words established by the Kokinshū and insisted on absolute adherence to the poetic conventions it embodied.
Neither the Department of Health nor the individual trusts have enforced the use of the best agreements and initiatives, so implementation of each strategy has been patchy and vast sums of money have been wasted taht could have been used to employ thousands more junior doctors or on other services.
His son Charles I authorised a book of canons that made him head of the Church and enforced the use of a new liturgy, seen as an English-style Prayer Book.
In 1635, without reference to a general assembly of the Parliament, the King authorised a book of canons that made him head of the Church, ordained an unpopular ritual and enforced the use of a new liturgy.
Dr. Paul Green of the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute in Ann Arbor said fleet operators could both afford and enforce the use of such systems.
The proposal would also provide for the president to negotiate a global agreement enforcing the use of certificates of origin.
A policy of "Colombianization" ensued, supported by Franciscan monks sent here to convert the Raizals and enforce the use of Spanish.
"One of the first proposals by the UK was the idea to enforce the use of lawyers to ask for stamp duty and money..
Tom Bishop, travel insurance chief at Direct Line said: "We do not enforce the use of helmets when taking part in winter sports, but the safety of our customers on the slopes is paramount to us.
To that end, they attacked Russian nationalism as a vestige of Tsarism, and instituted a set of policies that looked very much like affirmative action, enforcing the use of local languages and fostering the development of ethnic leaders, even at the cost of discriminating against Russians.
