Sentence examples for enforcing a system from inspiring English sources

In the eighteen-eighties, according to the historian John Dickie, gangs of inmates known as picciotti emerged from the region's prisons and began enforcing a system of intimidation and extortion that quickly dominated the local economy.

Employers of unpaid internships are enforcing a system that shuts out low income students who are in need of job experience to gain upward social mobility.

Mr. Baker argues that you can't insist on anonymity and simultaneously expect to enforce a system of trust.

The UK currently enforces a system of fee caps to control the high cost of the university system, though the controls are set to be removed in 2015.

These penal statutes are designed to enforce a system of licensing such imports by special permits issued by a state agency.

As a young man, he served time on Robben Island, the notorious prison run by South Africa's former white minority government, which enforced a system of apartheid, strict racial separation.

But tell that to the Parisian police officers who, during a smog alarm in 1977, were assigned to enforce a system under which cars with odd license plates could be driven on odd days, and even plates on even.

It said the issue had been addressed in part by NYRA's willingness to create and enforce a system of prerace monitoring barns, strict drug-testing protocols and severe sanctions for violations.

The Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP), founded in 2008 by students at Yale Law School, organizes law students and lawyers to develop and enforce a system of legal and human rights for refugees through a combination of direct legal aid and systemic advocacy.

Since the 1970s the government has enforced a system of drug price controls that extends even to vitamins and aspirin.

It's time to change the Golden rule and enforce a system that provides oversight, accountability and transparency.