Sentence examples for enforcing the good from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we assume that we were consulted for the more difficult situations rather enforcing the good appropriateness.

When we help out another person without asking for nothing in return, we are instilling and enforcing the good qualities within ourselves and we become more grateful for the things that we already have.

And these women can't get that capital, but when he makes it available to them as a group, they then interact with each other and enforce the good behavior of each other.

"The bad news is that this new DOJ is retreating from its commitment to enforcing the constitution," says Smith. "The good news is there's a lot of incredibly talented activists in Chicago who are not going to let this go.

"States are doing a good job enforcing the provisions of the Clean Water Act and should be commended given the many constraints they work under," said Tom Porta, a Nevada environmental official and president of the Association of State and Interstate Water Pollution Control Administrators.

If there was illegal conduct, then the law should be enforced, for the good of our party".

This was further enforced by the good agreement between the predicted response using the M/θ approach and the published test results for other types of LWC material.

"This law must now be enforced for the good of all Turkmen children and it is particularly auspicious that we are having this meeting today on Child Protection Day," Shareef added, saying that UNICEF was committed to working with the Government to help it fulfil its national priorities and international obligations covering children's rights.

It's hard to know, by any objective measure, which states are doing a good job of enforcing the Clean Air Act.

These results are plausible for the reason that Brazilian regulatory bodies do not enforce the implementation of good agricultural practices, nonetheless farmers are frequently aware that farm organization and hygienic procedures are necessary in order to maintain food safety and good productive levels.

We are not justified in enforcing good manners, for good manners always mean our own manners.