Sentence examples for living enforcing from inspiring English sources

Jim DeMint, who used to make a tidy living enforcing right-wing dogma inside Congress and now makes an even tidier living enforcing right-wing dogma outside Congress, suggested on Monday that any Republican who won't agree to shut down the government in an attempt to scrap health care reform should be thrown out of office next November.

We think that content creators also need to make a living"), enforcing intellectual property ownership ("[The music labels] did something that is unspeakable: They sued their fans and their customers") and going with the flow ("The customer is not always right, but the customer is almost always ahead of you").

"The reality of our lives enforces upon us at times the dreadful mixing of sadness with sadness, of sadness with joy," Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said at the ceremony.

For intensely social species like primates, close friendships buffer the individual against the stresses of living in enforced proximity to others, and so make living in social groups possible [1, 2].

No law on earth could enforce it – and we wouldn't want to live somewhere where it could be enforced.

Therefore, active surveillance designed to detect infection, especially in domestic ducks, should be enforced on farms and at live bird markets.

The poor live in a state of permanent legal insecurity, never knowing what law will be enforced when.

Within these cells, people live in enforced idleness, denied the opportunity to work or attend prison programmes.

Victims live in enforced dependence and interpret rare or small acts of kindness in the midst of horrible conditions as good treatment.

Opponents argue the legislation cannot be enforced and will drive prostitutes into the shadows, making their lives more dangerous.

Countless innocent American lives have been stolen because our politicians have failed in their duty to secure our borders and enforce our laws like they have to be enforced.