Sentence examples similar to far enforce from inspiring English sources

"Mubarak dies three times a day," said Ashraf al-Baz, a 42-year-old computer engineer on a hunger strike for eight days to protest the government refusal so far to enforce a law that would bar Mr. Shafik's candidacy because of his ties to Mr. Mubarak.

Yet, Scott Williams, a starting forward, apparently went too far while enforcing the Bucks' will on the Sixers in the opening minutes.

But the Commission acknowledged in a report that its campaign so far of enforced price caps on the cost of using mobile phones abroad - first introduced four years ago - had not had the long-term effect of opening up the market: operators simply apply the compulsory charge at the maximum allowed but have no incentive to cut prices further.

So far, however, enforced storyline changes have been of a relatively limited nature: the big budget Brad Pitt zombie flick World War Z changed a line in which the source of a zombie plague was identified as Chinese, while Asian villains in films such as Olympus Has Fallen and Red Dawn are increasingly clearly identified as North Korean.

Partnerships enforce far higher risk-management standards than other models.

Focus on the Family wants the Justice Department to do far more to enforce federal laws on obscenity.

Many auto designs are ostensibly protected by design patents, which are far harder to enforce than technical ones.

China's population, currently the world's biggest at 1.3 billion, should begin to shrink by mid-century.The impact of the policy is particularly evident in urban areas, where the government has found it far easier to enforce the rules.

We instead use the free-space Green's kernel for the near field, add auxiliary basis functions for the far field, and enforce periodicity in an expanded linear system; this is robust for all parameters.

Adams had previously initiated a crackdown in club discipline, going so far as to enforce random breathalyser tests.

In the podcast above, we explore the context of the Sino-Kenyan action and discuss how it is part of a broader global trend of the Chinese reaching far overseas to enforce its laws at home.