Sentence examples for instance to enforce from inspiring English sources

He recruited national armies — the Australians in East Timor, for instance — to enforce peace in hot conflicts.

But it is just that: an instrument, wielded in every instance to enforce the will of President Trump and his administration.

In the first instance, we need to enforce treaty obligations.

However, the observed limited particle retention in our experiments may still be an overestimate of protection, as it may for instance be challenging to enforce adherence to mask wearing by a patient who is short of breath.

Georgia, for instance, had not sought to enforce its law for decades.

Despite legal efforts to prevent marriage before the age of 18, for instance, it is difficult to enforce this prohibition in rural areas, where many families see the practice as a means of alleviating poverty.

Last November, the commission took France to the European Court of First Instance in Luxembourg for failing to enforce the June 2003 deadline for Bull to repay the 450 million euro bridge loan it received in 2002.

(Mr Correa won the 2011 case, for instance, but last year chose not to enforce the judgment).

Anthony H. Cordesman, a security expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the Geneva Conventions are broadly written and are difficult to enforce in this particular instance.

Mr. Braverman noted, however, that while the leases may require tenants to comply with house rules, they generally do not require the board to enforce them in every instance.

The Germans and French object, for instance, to recent decisions by the commission to enforce competition policy and block subsidies.