"We encourage him, but we try not to enforce it upon him.
We see nature as a force not unlike God in the story, always enforcing its will upon every character and every sequence.
Because the one thing that hadn't changed across those decades was that Rome was still in charge, still occupying Israel, still enforcing its will upon Israelites of all ranks and stations.
The Court anticipated a variety of approaches to enforcing its prohibition, and left to the states "the task of developing appropriate ways to enforce the constitutional restriction upon its execution of sentences".
No less important is ensuring that the power of capital to enforce its will upon the working class is severely curtailed.
The Congress lacked both an independent source of revenue and the executive machinery to enforce its will directly upon individuals.
Upon recruitment we refer all new reviewers to our training module [ 10], (although we do not enforce its usage), and upon the completion of each review we provide them access to comments from the other reviewers and the editor.
The butter represents the natural world, and the stilettos are the inhumanity we enforce upon it.
The country's governing coalition, which has come under strain as it pushes its painful austerity agenda, must now enforce agreed-upon measures, laying off 2,000 civil servants by the end of June and pushing forward a stalled project to privatize state assets.
But Congress then rejected a more powerful version, the International Trade Organisation (ITO), which would have had the power to settle disputes and enforce agreed-upon rules.
Remember everyone loves morality, they just don't like it enforced upon them.
