Sentence examples for like enforcing from inspiring English sources

Lately, the region's Cossacks have focused on local matters, like enforcing curfews and driving out a local population of Meskhetian Turks.

The board is likely to shrink to just two members next month, leaving it without the quorum of three needed to conduct business like enforcing its rulings, or those of its offices across the country.

And remember that medical ethics (and many laws, like those protecting patient confidentiality) urge health professionals to give a higher priority to providing access to care than to serving other social goals, like enforcing immigration or labor law.

(What good is a Bible-school teacher who has trouble remembering the names of his students?) It's not a simple question, but there are little things that can be taken care of in the short term, like enforcing safer tackling techniques and establishing a culture that prizes honesty (including about one's fogged mind) as much as bravery.

But critics warn that many of the new restrictions that the entertainment industry proposes -- like enforcing technological requirements for digital television programming that would prevent it from being transmitted online -- would upset the balance between the rights of the content creators and the rights of the public.

At this point regulating the wired Internet is like enforcing safety standards on steam ships.

That sounds like enforced servitude to me, if some prospect suddenly grows into being David Robinson as a college freshman, or suddenly needs money more than he had anticipated.

If the pain is bad enough, the government may dust off old ideas like enforced carpooling or a return to the 55-mile-an-hour speed limit.

Kristol says that there's probably "more that we can do" to end the conflict, like enforce a "no fly zone" and a "no tank zone," I guess with the imaginary troops that aren't currently fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq?

A parliamentary chamber chosen by patronage may even be the model of democracy that George Bush and Blair would like to enforce in the Middle East.

And imagine that some of these protesters — the black protesters — spoke of the need for political revolution, and possibly even armed conflict in the event that laws they didn't like were enforced by the government?