Sentence examples for enforcing everyone from inspiring English sources

So Prague has much cheaper public transportation with gaps in enforcing everyone to pay.

Scheid considers that armed humanitarian intervention should be taken under the claim that all people and their states have duties to "refrain from violating anyone's human rights', and to 'protect and enforce everyone's human rights against violations" (Scheid 2014, p. 10).

But are we not forgetting that 2009 will see huge environmental dividends from our new, enforced austerity?Everyone has suddenly stopped spending and started saving.

"If it's the law and enforced for everyone, that's fair," said Mr. Uzel, a 34-year-old Turkish immigrant.

I was trying to satirise that idea – that you're going to find a single definitive answer that you enforce on everyone.

The rules of the system are enforced on everyone by each other.

People are more likely to follow the rules if they are enforced by everyone, not just the victims of a misdeed.

In the meantime, the plaintiffs in the case (including members of the Free Speech Coalition) won't be subject to records inspections, although the new rules will be enforced for everyone else.

Option two would be that if groups enforce prejudice, everyone should be alone forever, and that obviously won't work, trust me.

Without that, our laws would become meaningless and impossible to enforce since everyone can have their own high-minded motivations for doing whatever they do.

Everyone hates Ofsted but it is only enforcing the law everyone loves.