Sentence examples for even enforces from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the kerygma is the bearer and starting point for tradition; on the other hand, it molds the impetus for ever-new impulses toward charismatic, fresh interpretations and, under certain circumstances, suggests or even enforces elimination of accumulated traditions.

Will Graeme Smith even enforce it?

They don't even enforce their own laws.

We can't even enforce deals with Japan," said Mr. Yokich of the U.A.W.

However, Khaliah Barnes notes that even enforcing COPPA properly would not solve all the problems raised by virtual assistants.

The drinking age is 16, and there has been no serious effort to raise it or even enforce it.

The state can use its immense power to impound passports, shut down websites, and even enforce indoctrination in "British values" in schools.

There, the conspiracy says, they promoted and even enforced ideas which were intended to destroy traditional Christian values and overthrow free enterprise: feminism, multiculturalism, gay rights and atheism.

He notes that even if the prohibition is in the house rules, many co-op bylaws authorize the board to change those rules — and perhaps even enforce them on a case-by-case basis — without approval of the shareholders.

Some producers and distributors, like Xavier Calafal, claim that the problem of inflated tickets lies with the authorities, who devised an inefficient aid system whose rules are not even enforced.

But he thinks that a variety of other institutions, consisting strictly of democracies, might be able to establish and sometimes even enforce a new and superior version of international legitimacy.