Sentence examples for over enforced from inspiring English sources

That allows a degree of pragmatism, favouring effectiveness over enforced compliance with a governance law.

A meatless Monday has advantages over enforced vegetarianism, because it helps release the pressure on the food system without making undue demands on the eaters.

An essay on Jan . 1about the advantages of cosmopolitanism over enforced homogeneity in world cultures throughout history misstated the religion of a 17th-century English king.

PARIS — The annual May Day demonstrations took on special resonance across Europe on Tuesday as tens of thousands of protesters turned out amid rising anger over enforced austerity that many see not as a cure to the region's fiscal troubles, but as a deterrent to economic growth and job creation.

But there, far from New York where off-shore political struggle is OK, the Times headlined its story "Austerity Pain Fills Europe with Protests on May Day," and opened with a paragraph not about blood and arrests but about "rising anger over enforced austerity that many see not as a cure to the region's fiscal troubles, but as a deterrent to economic growth and job creation".

You can't over-enforce those laws, though, because then you've killed planting.

In the endless battles over enforcing the 1973 Endangered Species Act, it has become clear that riparian zones in the west need protection from livestock.

When I pointed out that citizens did not seem impressed by the state's enforcement, Manchin said, "If someone is saying that someone has sold out to business over enforcing government, that is so false.

The public clash between two prominent Conservatives over enforcing the controversial ruling by Strasbourg judges that prisoners should be allowed to vote highlights mounting political tension within the party over the UK's fraught relationship with Europe.

The Israelis and Palestinians agreed today to create a new "joint committee of senior representatives" to deal with disputes that arose over enforcing the measures recommended in May by a commission led by former United States Senator George J. Mitchell.

One issue that apparently drove her a bit batty was a continuing dispute with teachers over enforcing state fire and safety rules, which require that classroom doors be kept closed while students are in class.