Sentence examples for goods enforced from inspiring English sources

In fact, we conscript people to participate in many public goods: enforced wearing of seatbelts, speed limits and compulsory education are all ways of compelling people to promote public goods.

As a means to this end, civil-service reform should be in good faith enforced.

Thankfully, both are absent, but he never mentions the obvious reason for why they are: namely, that most people value freedom as a greater good than enforced happiness.

Plus wearing something round your neck makes you hold your head up high, which is good because enforced dignity is very necessary in the run-up to your seventh Christmas party.

Judicial review is the means by which legal rights are protected and good governance enforced.

But with the goal of societal good came enforced sterilization, baby murder and other horrors.

The Latin American state is, with rare exceptions, both cruel and inefficient: cruel both in its capacity for violence and its indifference to suffering and human need; inefficient both in its inability to provide public goods or enforce the rule of law, and in its incapacity to translate public preferences into collectively desired outcomes.

What she sees as "good law enforce" the blacks see as po lice incitement to riot.

"The Chinese system is so sprawling and poorly organized that they are not good at enforcing sanctions".

On the other hand the bill also seeks to ensure the public good and enforce standards - which will need more regulation.

Good luck enforcing legal action against a person with no fixed abode, let alone a postal address for a court summons.