Sentence examples for from its enforced from inspiring English sources

It was only fair, she thought, for Puerto Rico to be freed from its enforced dependency on the United States government.

Steinbrenner, too, had benefitted from his enforced rest.

The Egyptian military played a key role in politics before President Hosni Mubarak's departure; it stood centre-stage after the upheavals of the Arab Spring; and as this latest crisis demonstrates it has again emerged from its barracks to enforce what it sees as the national interest.

The Roger Ailes we know, the one who built a conservative-leaning network from scratch and enforced its philosophy without compromise, would not exist if not for his corporate patron, Rupert Murdoch.

The I.R.S. must not flinch from its duty to enforce the tax code and root out political operatives who are abusing the law and conning taxpayers and voters.

"The bad news is that this new DOJ is retreating from its commitment to enforcing the constitution," says Smith. "The good news is there's a lot of incredibly talented activists in Chicago who are not going to let this go.

Talking about rape is surely a welcome change from the enforced silence its victims have had to suffer since the time of St. Augustine under the rule of blind and deaf Catholic bishops.

The Supreme Court on Friday declined a request from voting rights advocates to stop Texas from enforcing its controversial voter ID law, which is on track to get its first real test-drive in a presidential election.

Is it true that a condominium can be kept from enforcing its rules by a note from a therapist?

Perhaps Generation Rent should take inspiration from its jovial model of enforced social cohesion.

Allowing anyone - individual or business -- to sell on the platform and benefit from its official facilities, data, enforced low overheads, neutrality and stability could spawn a welcome expansion in small, flexible bookings for everyone's benefit.