Sentence examples for his enforcers from inspiring English sources

Saddam and his enforcers will decide who eats and who gets antibiotics.

After acquiring Yukos, he sent his enforcers to establish control of the extraction companies.

The allies are betting they will betray the dictator and flush out his enforcers.

He has both a bunch of "cogs", who are the slaves who work the fields, and highly trained "clippers", who are his enforcers.

But in a skirmish with Dib and his enforcers, one of the boys, Ali Zaoua (Abdelhak Zhayra) is hit by a rock and killed.

He has the backing of his notorious chimères (named for a fire-spouting monster of Greek myth), the gangs of angry young shanty dwellers who are his enforcers and shock troops.

At the forefront, reading from his quotation collection, is his wife Jiang Qing, who became one of his political enforcers.

All the familiar stereotypes are on hand: the neighborhood boss, here named Santo (Joe Viterelli), squinting and coughing above his jowls in a smoke-filled room; his crew of beefy enforcers; his spoiled weasely son, Vinny (Joseph D'Onofrio); and his eager-beaver protégé Angelo (William DeMeo).

Last week, his dreaded enforcers, the street gangs of angry young men and boys known as chimères, began a campaign of terror in the streets of the capital.

As he and his fellow enforcers put it, what else was he going to do in life that would reward him so spectacularly?

Whom can we blame for the death of Boogaard, and two of his fellow enforcers, as depicted in the compelling three-part series by John Branch last week in The New York Times?