Sentence examples for enforcing their will from inspiring English sources

The Bulldogs have more energy, look to have more confidence and are enforcing their will against a lost Bucknell.

Taliban leaders could afford to speak softly, of course, given their reputation for brutally enforcing their will.

England plan to unleash a squad of thoughtful footballing RoboCops, capable of enforcing their will and skill despite anything the rest of the world can throw at them.

Since then, Mr. da Silva, 35, and other gang leaders have become even more powerful, enforcing their will through intimidation and violence.

Under conventional strategy, the police function as a higher-order gang, moving in on someone else's territory and enforcing their will with violence, just as the lower-order street gangs do.

But over time the central bank, the securities regulator and the Supreme Court have enforced their will.

Militants, Ms. Jahangir said, "are trying to enforce their will by attacking minorities".

Great players have the ability to enforce their will on the big game.

However, though nominally inheriting many of the centralized powers of the former Committee of Public Safety, they had no funds to finance their projects or courts to enforce their will.

Det Insp Brendan Smith, from the gang crime squad Maxima, said the alleged assault "once again demonstrates how gang members use violence to enforce their will".

Exactly what prompted Serbians to vote Mr. Milosevic out of office and then take to the streets to enforce their will may take years to decipher fully.