Sentence examples for enforced version from inspiring English sources
A former Zamfara governor who introduced a rigidly enforced version of sharia law in the north in 2000, Yerima argued that a married girl was considered an adult under certain interpretations of Islamic law.
And it's that aspect of the monoculture (or anyway an enforced version of one) that can feel like a bummer, as the relentless hammering of a few singles necessarily prevents others -- even those attached to reliable brand names like Prince and Justin Bieber -- from being heard as widely as they should.
In cases where selection is sex-limited (i.e. purifying selection only operates in one sex (see [ 23] for an experimentally enforced version) either because the trait is only expressed in one sex or because the pattern of inheritance is sex-limited), then the genome is expected to accumulate mutations with sex-specific effects.
This semester, we are requiring all groups to enforce version control through our class allocated GitHub accounts.
Likewise, before Baker, state courts had enforced prior versions of §§2c and 2a c).
We give a simple recipe which enforces a version of discrete min max principle.
Their navy still regularly sends spy ships into China's EEZ.If China were to decide to enforce its version of the rules, the risks would be severe.
Its forces consolidated territory in the southern part of the country, sponsored pirates, used floggings and stonings to enforce their version of Sharia law, and undertook spectacular suicide attacks.
Yet the kingdom has been unable to prevent some of its own citizens from joining or funding the Islamic State, which enforces a version of Salafism, a puritanical wing of Islam related to Wahhabism, the religion of the Saudi ruling family.
EDUCATION In recent years, schools in Britain, like those in the United States, have struggled under an increasing burden of testing and assessment designed to improve quality and to enforce some version of national standards.
In recent years, schools in Britain, like those in the United States, have struggled under an increasing burden of testing and assessment designed to improve quality and to enforce some version of national standards.
