Sentence examples for especially enforced from inspiring English sources

Anti-psychiatry became the movement that questioned the nature and meaning of mental illness, and the incarceration and treatment of "deviants" - especially enforced psychiatric medications.

This rigid code of dress was especially enforced during the beginning of the dynasty, although the prestigious clothing color of purple slowly began to diffuse through the ranks of middle and low grade officials.

Just as male-to-female drag doesn't seek to transform its performer into an actual woman but rather plays with the idea of femininity, especially its enforced excesses, the dark makeup that the hoaxers wore proved homage and parody in one.

Silence -- especially the enforced silence of women -- does no one any good, least of all the church.

According to advocates, however, the Stockyards Act is especially poorly enforced due, in part, to the fact that the Department of Justice and the Department of Agriculture are jointly responsible for its enforcement.

72 75 Audit and feedback could be a useful tool in improving adherence to regulations and standard care and improving their effectiveness across countries worldwide, 20 26 76 79 but there are challenges related to quality, 26 77 78 sustainability 76 and acceptance of audit, 77 especially when enforced by an external agency.

Under Louis XV and XVI, the Bastille was used to detain prisoners from more varied backgrounds, and to support the operations of the Parisian police, especially in enforcing government censorship of the printed media.

Each of the studied countries has had challenges in implementing regulations and especially in enforcing them.

He added that the administration was capable of foolishness, especially if it enforced provisions of the Helms-Burton Act that allows suits in American courts against those doing business with state-owned enterprises that Cuba expropriated.

It continues to defy a United Nations Security Council order to stop producing nuclear fuel and has largely shrugged off three sets of watered-down sanctions that either failed to target Iran's economic vulnerabilities or were listlessly enforced — especially by Russia and China.

Cesar Sala, 33, a New York police officer who has several national titles and is one of the top players in the city, said that even though he thought it was unfair to penalize the twins so harshly, "it's a good sign that rules are being enforced, especially now that we're trying to make handball more official, more legit".