Sentence examples for expected and enforced from inspiring English sources

In some places, he seems to mean a war where everyone killed everyone — where civilian massacre was an expected and enforced aspect.

The honesty you expect in your small businesses, or in your workplaces, in your community or in your home, will be expected and enforced in every corporate suite in this country".

Indeed, the first few minutes of the start of any social system are the most important because they establish not only where the group is going but also what the relationship will be between the team leader and the group, and what basic norms of conduct will be expected and enforced.

Modesty was expected and enforced through the "tall poppy syndrome", where high achievers received harsh criticism.

Whereas early research emphasized how groups expect and enforce loyalty and conformity, sometimes resulting in phenomena such as groupthink, they do not always derogate deviants.

Not only is this right, it is also expected and usually enforced.

The exarch (governor), appointed by the emperor, was endowed with unlimited military and civil power but was expected to represent and enforce imperial policies.

There's no law against it, but as the head of the Church of England, a British monarch is expected to set, and enforce, high moral standards.

Where I landed after a decade of studying policing is that certainly bad leadership and training are a factor, but the larger problem is that the police are expected to maintain and enforce existing economic, social, and racial power imbalances and biases.

What was previously a way of showing appreciation for good service is now not only expected, but enforced.

Based on our previous reading-based findings showing that left vOT is involved in orthographic whole-word coding [e.g., Kronbichler et al., 2007] we expected the enforced reliance on orthographic word representations in this spelling condition to result in substantial left vOT activation.