Sentence examples for mainly to enforce from inspiring English sources

After the ensuing war, around 5,000 Americans stayed on, mainly to enforce the "no-fly zone" over southern Iraq.

"Honour" killings seem to be committed mainly to enforce codes, rather than slake fury; gangland slayings turn out to be dispassionate reassertions of group status.

The role as a public prosecutor continued, but it was exercised mainly to enforce party policies or programs on recalcitrant citizens rather than to punish public officers or authorities for breaches of the law.

Now, Pomodoro apps serve mainly to enforce those breaks in the name of more productive work.

However, yesterday's outrage illustrated that such debates are mainly opportunities to enforce the compensatory victimhood of "reverse racism".

It provides tagging to enforce mainly night-time curfew orders imposed on offenders in the North, the east Midlands, Yorkshire and Humberside, and the south-east and the south-west of England.

This method mainly introduced a thresholding function to enforce sparsity.

Meanwhile, mainly white police forces have failed to enforce the law impartially despite several high-profile inquiries which found discriminatory policing following the Brixton and Broadwater Farm riots and the botched Stephen Lawrence investigation.

Direct orders were given mainly by security guards and bus drivers, to enforce the law and keep passengers moving.

They are occurring, union officials and aid workers say, mainly because collective bargaining rules are proving difficult to enforce and because of what appears to be exploitation by employment agencies based in Asia.

They are occurring, union officials and aid workers say, mainly because collective bargaining rules, implemented recently, are proving difficult to enforce, and because of what appears to be exploitation by employment agencies based in Asia.