Sentence examples for for an enforced from inspiring English sources

So, nowhere in the Bible is there a precedent for an enforced vocation of celibacy.

Along with curtailing the excesses of ice-cream-truck drivers and dub-reggae enthusiasts, his plan calls for an enforced limit of ten minutes — five minutes at night — when it comes to barking dogs.

The man appointed as chief content officer and editor-in-chief in September 2013 stepped down – to use the management euphemism for an enforced exit – after a long period of playing no role in the running of the Telegraph titles.

Kenneth Clarke is bracing himself for an enforced retirement from the cabinet after Downing Street reacted furiously to his accusation that Theresa May gave a "laughable, childlike" example in criticising the Human Rights Act at this week's Tory party conference.

Ministers fear the heavy-handed approach backed by King will adversely affect London and its still-powerful financial services industry.Tim Plews, regulatory partner at law firm Clifford Chance, said King's demand for an "enforced separation" would get bogged down in "the legal complexity of defining what is needed in a one-size-must-fit-all package of laws".

Men's suits have also become a style statement rather than an enforced uniform for the office.

It is a non-negotiable and if I could make it an enforced law for every woman, I would.

In 1996, separatists called for a boycott, enforced by militants, and only about 43percentt of registered voters went to the polls.

There is not much use for an enforcer who loses fights.

Instead, before their victory at Pittsburgh on Friday, they traded for an enforcer to replace Donald Brashear, who was waived by the team Thursday.

It was a rare sum for an enforcer, someone whose role is like that of a playground bodyguard — to intimidate, and occasionally beat up, opposing players, whether to settle a simmering dispute or to excite the crowd.