Sentence examples for enforcing not only from inspiring English sources

CBP officers are charged with enforcing not only immigration and customs laws, but they enforce over 400 laws for 40 other agencies.

The corporate consensus is enforced not only by the lack of political choice, but by an assault on democracy itself.

In 1602 Rudolf issued a rigid decree against the Unitas Fratrum that was enforced not only in the royal boroughs but also on the domains of fervent Catholic lords.

On the future of the negro he takes a strongly constitutional and Republican line, intimating (very properly) that the quasi-educational test, which has so effectually restricted negro suffrage, ought to be enforced not only against illiterate negroes, but against illiterate whites.

24 Such structural, upstream interventions – if adequately designed and enforced – could not only result in large and rapid gains, 15 but could also reduce inequalities, 25 or at least not generate or aggravate them.

They favour restricting the function of the law to enforcing those traditions, not only because they believe that individuals should be permitted to take moral responsibility for their own choices but also because they believe that law becomes corrupted when it is used as a tool for "making men moral".

We argue that this enforced regional lockout not only deflates the productivity and creativity of African millennials, but also points to a functionalist view of internet inequality constituted through the "divides" of accessibility, censored participation, and acceptability in the internet economy.

But Germany wanted the IMF as external enforcer, to impose rigour not only on Greece but also on the soft-hearted European Commission.More than two years later, the enforcer has at times been Greece's main helper.

Powerful members of the United Nations and the African Union should stand behind the court — which has no means of enforcing its own warrants — not only as a weapon against this genocide but as a way to fight the next one.

Enforcing our trade laws not only protects established industry but attracts new investments.

U.S.-based boards of directors must create and enforce codes of conduct that not only apply to actions occurring within the United States but that also are appropriate in an international business environment.