Sentence examples for intended to enforce a from inspiring English sources

Their influence is being felt in mosques, in schools and in committees and courts intended to enforce a strict version of Islamic law.

Those principles are an indivisibility of interests among participants, a commitment to diffuse reciprocity, and a system of dispute settlement intended to enforce a particular mode of behaviour.

Two weeks ago, as the Occupy Wall Street forces openly debated setting up a camp, top Cuomo aides made it clear that they intended to enforce a curfew in the state-owned end of the park.

Issued last June, that order was intended to enforce a federal rule that prohibits a company from owning more than 30percentt of the cable market, or about 25 million subscribers.

They came as Nato took full command of the whole military operation in Libya, intended to enforce a UN resolution to protect civilians.

The Bush administration had neglected to work on the specific regulations, without which it would have been difficult to enact the law, which intends to enforce a 40 per cent improvement in mileage performance in cars by 2020.

A statement on how the SEC intends to enforce an existing legal norm will probably be regarded as a policy statement.

The 1993 Brady Act was intended to enforce the earlier law by creating a national background check system.

New Jersey had in fact originally set funds for a program intended to enforce the feeding law, to teach residents how to coexist with bears (as millions of people across the United States do daily without incident) and to deal with problem bears through the use of aversive conditioning methods like chasing them with dogs or using pepper spray.

But he left one more surprise for his family: a clause in his will intended to enforce his wish to be cremated and have his ashes scattered.

One could make a case that the show was intended to enforce that point.