Sentence examples for of its enforced from inspiring English sources

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.

Potent by virtue of its enforced isolation, this frightening music is obscured by the walls Cooke rebuilt around it.

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.

The Android iPlayer client only survives and only retains its popularity because of its enforced monopoly.

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

The British government faces the imminent prospect of 25 men burning themselves on its doorstep because of the way it enforces its borders.

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

It has always been one of the attributes—one of the powers necessarily incident to a court of justice—that it should have this power of vindicating its dignity, of enforcing its orders, of protecting itself from insult, without the necessity of calling upon a jury to assist it in the exercise of this power.

"It's beyond the ability of its government to enforce the law there".

Rather, it strips the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control of its ability to enforce the travel restrictions.