Sentence examples for enforcing with their 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.

If children are responsible for creating a class policy around bullying, they are more likely to follow and enforce it with their friends.

A UK arrest warrant was issued for one of the overseers, Edikas Mankevicius, who is alleged by workers to have acted as the Houghtons' "enforcer" with their knowledge, and to have assaulted some of the men.

As politicians and policy makers decry the opioid crisis, the country's success in confronting it may well depend on the ability of physicians like Dr. Wergin to reconcile their new role as enforcer with their mission of caring for patients.

Gym etiquette is enforced with profane stickers admonishing users to put their weights back in the racks.

But some of the Bush policies were enforced with alacrity by nonpolitical career lawyers who saw their careers flourish.

The internet is now illegal, brutal new laws are enforced with violence and everybody wears a mask to conceal their identity.

The population planners may even have created a generation which will one day render their own style of authoritarian birth control, enforced with fines, utterly unworkable.

However, provinces can set their own "zero tolerance" regulations that they can enforce with fines.

Each of these options relies on a coalition that brokers the relationship between aggrieved workers and the bureaucracies entrusted with enforcing their rights.

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.