Sentence examples for enforcing change from inspiring English sources

Having failed to bring greater religious tolerance to Northern Ireland, the British government hopes to expunge its negligence by enforcing change through the pettier applications of the law.

The rap duo, who have been vocal during the #BlackLivesMatter movement, said that the riots were instrumental in enforcing change in the US.

Syriza has been widely accused of pandering to unions deeply opposed to enforcing changes that would roll back workers' rights.

Each team must make one enforced change before Perth.

The group aspires to enforce change through the organisation of joint action and local campaigns.

England also have an enforced change, with Luke Wright coming in for Jonathan Trott at three.

And with only puny fines, it has only the power of shame to enforce change.

The enforced change in goal did not alter Parker's fortunes.

Governments have the power to enforce change, but are reluctant to do so.

New Zealand head coach Steve Hansen has made one enforced change for Saturday's World Cup semi-final against South Africa at Twickenham.

Today Farrakhan questions not the content of Wallace's message, but the pace at which he tried to enforce change.