Sentence examples for enforcing the point from inspiring English sources

Enforcing the point that consent on one occasion is not permanent, the video describes how saying yes to "tea around your house last Saturday" doesn't mean they want hot drinks all week.

The brand teamed up with Manhattan Theater Club for a competition encouraging writers to craft stories about personal relationships in the age of technology, enforcing the point that meaningful real-life contact is increasingly valuable and hard to come by.

The Shepherd of Hermas, a book that enjoyed canonical status in some areas of the early church, enforced the point that excessive rigorism produces hypocrisies.

Unfortunately, the odd lost playtime at school isn't going to go far in making this problem go away, so if there's any chance of you handing out a few red cards or match bans at home it'd probably enforce the point a lot more clearly.

The family lives under strict rules laid down by the management company, which have been framed in cheap pine as if to enforce the point: No visitors after 9pm; Spot checks anytime from 8am to 9pm; No washing machine or tumble dryer use.

Several case studies are included to re-enforce the point that planning and process decisions need to be integrated.

To re-enforce the point the notoriously avant-garde annual Turner Prize is named after the cockney colourist.

Looking around at all the youngsters — some even born in the mid-'90s — hanging around in Kings' training camp helped enforce the point for Brown.

However, the present effort clearly enforces the overarching point that infectious disease models must incorporate behavioral adaptation.

Loss of CDK activity prevents the phosphorylation of CDK target proteins, most prominent among them the retinoblastoma (Rb) tumour suppressor protein, which remains hypophosphorylated and thus enforces the restriction point and concomitant growth arrest in G1.

The Scottish Football League enforced the immediate points deduction following a board meeting.