Sentence examples for its enforcing from inspiring English sources

(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).

What he rejects is its doctrinal supremacy and its enforcing discipline.

The Federal Trade Commission has praised the video game industry for its enforcing of sales to minors, yet 20percentt of secret shoppers were still able to purchase M-rated video games at Walmart (compared to 53percentt of shoppers at Barnes & Noble who bought an R-rated movie).

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

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

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.

It was only fair, she thought, for Puerto Rico to be freed from its enforced dependency on the United States government.

For all of its enforced intimacy, however, the show often feels diffuse: a journey in need of a better map to ensure it reaches its destination.

For it means that we can finally ditch the pretence that we enjoy summer and its enforced, ersatz fun in the sun for another year.

Its enforced absence has allowed policymakers, funders, artists and, most importantly, audiences to reconsider what they want from theatre in 21st-century Bristol.