Sentence examples for enforced use from inspiring English sources

In 1976, in Soweto, a black township that is now part of Johannesburg, police opened fire on high school students protesting the enforced use of Afrikaans in their classes.

Ms. Koike can be a confusing figure for feminists, given her backing by ultraconservative groups that believe women belong in the home and that call for the whitewashing of Japanese World War II atrocities, including the enforced use of Korean "comfort women" as prostitutes.

Michael Fordham, the lawyer for the former detainees, said they had been subjected to beatings, starvation, sleep deprivation, electric shocks, prolonged periods of nakedness and sexual humiliation by female soldiers, sensory deprivation through the enforced use of hoods, earmuffs and blackened goggles, and exposure to pornographic DVDs.

There are also criticisms regarding the voluntary approach of technology usage rather than the mandatory and enforced use [72].

The paper quality varied, war time conditions often enforced use of low quality stock, and the print was small and cramped.

The enforced use of disposable syringes for injection has been in place for many years in China.

These rules were strictly enforced using the flight recording equipment they carried.

The law, which will apply to each of the village's approximately 5,600 homes, will be enforced using a formula that calculates the ratio of a home's floor area to its lot size.

The mandate is enforced using payroll taxes to deduct premiums before workers receive their pay.

Using an eye tracker, fixation on the face nose was enforced using a gaze-contingent presentation.

The coupling is enforced using the Lagrange multiplier associated with this constraint.