Sentence examples for enforcing with from inspiring English sources

Since I was young, "acting like a man" appeared to me as a set of suffocating rules that everyone around me was enforcing with their disapproval of and disgust with all that was even faintly feminine in me.

The Taliban are regularly presented as a fundamentalist Islamist group enforcing with terror its rule – however, when, in the spring of 2009, they took over the Swat valley in Pakistan, the New York Times reported that they engineered "a class revolt that exploits profound fissures between a small group of wealthy landlords and their landless tenants".

It has also been updated with the most recent number of agreements the Justice Department is enforcing with police departments.

As the Taliban regain control — which they will — misogynic policies will be enforced with impunity.

Neither the Volstead Act nor the Eighteenth Amendment was enforced with great success.

Until the association recently outlawed it, discipline was enforced with a yard-long bamboo stick.

And although Malaysia has strict gun laws, they are poorly enforced, with few prosecutions.

This directive, enforced with fines and jail, will soon be extended to 13 southern states.

All traffic rules were being enforced with particular zeal while the I.O.C. inspectors were in town.

Neither the Volstead Act nor the Amendment was enforced with great success.

"From the outset violence was enforced with weapons of various kinds in North America," she says.