Sentence examples for enforcing the will of from inspiring English sources
The fact that the N.C.A.A. is a members' organization, responsible for enforcing the "will" of its constituents, is no excuse.
When threatened by a violent few, democratic political communities will normally react by enforcing the will of the many.
That was the day when police, enforcing the will of the country's black-majority government, opened fire on striking miners, killing 34 and injuring 78.
"It frequently is the case that when judges rely on the Constitution to invalidate the actions of the other branches of government, they are enforcing the will of the American people," Friedman writes.
Like his counterparts, Kuwait's minister of state for foreign affairs, Dr. Muhammad al-Sabah, couched his nation's support as a matter of enforcing the will of the United Nations.
"It frequently is the case that when judges rely on the Constitution to invalidate the actions of the other branches of government, they are enforcing the will of the American people," he says.
Grieve issued the warning after Claire Perry, a Tory backbencher, asked what mechanism existed to enforce the will of the court.
When Little Rock refused to desegregate its schools in the 1950s, there were federal troops to enforce the will of the United States Supreme Court.
If it refuses, that would demonstrate the need for a referendum mechanism (like the one in Switzerland) to enforce the will of the people.
But it is just that: an instrument, wielded in every instance to enforce the will of President Trump and his administration.
