Sentence examples for enforces one from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration, while it enforces one set of safety standards, says it does not know how the safety of the commuter airlines compares to the safety of the big carriers.

Each of the two formulations enforces one of the two canonical field equations exactly.

Front line staff that are subject to these managerial pressures, even if they maintain that quality is far more multidimensional than the accounts suggest, are constituted within a management accounting system that enforces one style of knowing about quality.

Our Protestant religious tradition and unionist politics routinely emphasize — and enforce — oneness: one husband, one wife, one nation, one God.

"There's a situation where I think that to use governmental interference as a weapon to try to enforce one's personal moral standards on other people is wrong," he told The Associated Press in an interview in 1998.

In general, at least, the mere fact that one has the power to enforce one's commands does not establish those commands as legitimate, nor does it ensure that one has a right to punish those who fail to conform to one's commands.

Stalin, at least, enforced one consistent style.

That it is an enforced one continues to grate.

For nearly three decades, it has enforced one of the world's strictest family planning policies.

The N.Y.P.D. cannot order a quarantine, of course, but we can help enforce one.

Then they said they were enforcing one account per phone number, but they messed up the verification process.