Sentence examples for enforcing some sort from inspiring English sources

Even so, he said it would be frightening if universities began "enforcing some sort of belief system on their graduate students".

If all the applications and their transactions can run without ETH, there's no reason for ETH to be valuable unless the miners enforce some sort of racket to require users to pay in ETH.

Dr. Hall was less interested in trying to enforce some sort of political correctness, and far more interested in trying to get scientists (and members of the media) to think a bit more deeply about the way that we consciously or unconsciously present findings on race.

I wish there was a real Popeye to enforce some sort of rough fist-justice but I'm pretty sure there's no justice and there's certainly no Popeye, just crooks.

The intended role of the district pharmacies is to enforce some sort of national, criteria based harmonization.

The alternative, especially when the most important contingency claims cannot all be written down and reliably enforced is some sort of vertical integration.

Enforce some sort of punishment or consequence at home.

Some of the dangers that the Centre protects German shoppers against are genuine enough (eg, closing-down sales that are nothing of the sort); but it also enforces some fairly weird restrictions, such as a ban on advertisements which draw direct comparisons with competitors and the labelling of anything as "free"."No one in business offers anything for free.

Kristin Binns, a spokeswoman for WellPoint, which runs Blue Cross plans in more than a dozen states and has more subscribers than any other company, said, "We are not enforcing any sort of penalty" like United Healthcares, and a spokeswoman for the American Hospital Association said that it knew of no other major insurer that did so.

She also enforced some strict rules.

And of course, the crisis itself enforces a sort of moderation.