Sentence examples for enforcing their from inspiring English sources
They are not shy about enforcing their writ.
But soon the Taliban took to enforcing their brutal and medieval brand of Islam.
The hosts began the second period with an obvious policy of enforcing their personnel advantage.
"In corporate bankruptcies, banks are enforcing their positions as senior lien holders," Mr. Priore said.
"What they need to do is start enforcing their existing policies.
But small-claims plaintiffs are also right to complain that courts are much too passive about enforcing their own judgments.
The Bulldogs have more energy, look to have more confidence and are enforcing their will against a lost Bucknell.
Judicial restraint counsels judges to be cautious in enforcing their views of the meaning of the Constitution.
Taliban leaders could afford to speak softly, of course, given their reputation for brutally enforcing their will.
"They've been very strict," said Alex de Gunten, of the Latin American Air Transport Association, in enforcing their regulations.
In December the FSA will take on new powers, including the ability to inspect as a matter of routine how seriously banks are enforcing their anti-laundering rules.
