Sentence examples for its enforced from inspiring English sources

Others among the more proudly atheistic, new or old, take a grimmer view of it, hating its enforced coercive happiness.

Perhaps it was a result of colonisation, with its enforced poverty and shame, but Ireland was for a long time interested in the idea of suffering well, or of suffering better than the oppressor; none was expected to suffer more, or more quietly, than the women of Ireland, into whose bodies and biology suffering was hard-wired.

And yet all the while it has been this very isolation - its enforced incapacity - that has been the FN's greatest strength.

In asserting the permissibility of its enforced oversight, the dominant association does not maintain that it has some unique claim to suppress or control moderately risky agencies or individuals.

THE London Stock Exchange (LSE), like an ageing spinster, makes a virtue of its enforced celibacy.

"Its enforced closure represents a victory for violence against the lawful activities of the gas board and the coal merchants.

(The principal later said it was never the school's intention that its enforcing its uniform policy and the "exploitation of girls online" should become linked).

The junta has always shown a perverse punctiliousness in following the letter of its arbitrarily enforced repressive laws.

While he can't unilaterally demolish it, he's already obstructed its ability to enforce its government mandates.

It is called simply "the Pledge," and its enforcer is such a fixture in the party that he is known simply by his first name, Grover.

Motorola said the ruling validated its "efforts to enforce its patents against Apple's infringement".