Sentence examples for idea of enforced from inspiring English sources

Despite significant numbers volunteering for Irish regiments, the idea of enforced conscription proved unpopular.

Some, such as the idea of enforcing minimum global standards of social protection, are pipe dreams.

He even rejected the idea of enforcing a no-fly zone.

Equally new is the idea of enforcing the country's environmental laws, considered the best in Central America.

"I respect the idea of enforcing little rules," Mr. Schwartz said of the mayor's campaigns against urban nuisances.

China, which joined Russia in strongly opposing the idea of enforcing a disarmament agreement with the threat of military strikes, reiterated that position Wednesday.

Kennedy himself dismissed any idea of enforcing a return of the Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip: "It's like a Negro wanting to go back to Mississippi, isn't it".

Twenty years ago, it was the Hawaii Supreme Court's flirtation with the idea of enforcing same-sex marriage rights that served as the pretext for Republicans in Congress to introduce the Defense of Marriage Act, banning federal recognition of otherwise legal same-sex unions.

But the idea of enforcing civic duty such as jury or military service is established in democracies around the world.

But be forewarned: The courts of England and Wales are warming to the idea of enforcing prenups, even if they are not yet strictly binding under law.

Yang and Swanson [ 4] made several suggestions, including the intriguing idea of enforcing a molecular clock for synonymous changes and leaving nonsynonymous changes unconstrained.