Sentence examples for politically enforced from inspiring English sources

Irmtrud Wojak studies the resilience of individuals who, against socially predominant bias and politically enforced discrimination, maintain a principled stand based on legal norms and their own humanity.

Fu Guoyong, an independent cultural critic in Hangzhou, likened today's pop music culture to the politically enforced conformity of the Cultural Revolution, when only eight highly idealized Socialist "model operas" could be performed in China.

A closer look at the costs of the German energy transition, however, reveals that around 75% of them are due to two particularities of the Energiewende that do not hold true for other energy transitions: the politically enforced nuclear phase-out and the fact that Germany massively expanded renewable energies at a time when they were still very expensive.

This led to a massive peasant exodus to the cities, where they were met by evicted poor as the new urban landowners, the wealthy and politically connected, enforced rack renting, with rents rising manyfold.

"There will be an increasingly high price to pay politically for enforcing a law which 70 percent of the American people oppose and a core Democratic constituency abhors," he said.

The documented abuses include targeted killings, enforced disappearances, politically motivated rapes, and unlawful use of lethal force against unarmed demonstrators.

We can accept uniformly imposed, politically chosen and bureaucratically enforced cuts in benefits–or we can give seniors the power to make the best of a difficult situation.

In the current policy focus on return, managing voluntary return is considered as less costly and politically less painful than enforced removal (Blitz, Sales, & Marzano, 2005; Ottonelli & Torresi, 2013; Stein & Cuny, 1994).

The euro zone is now caught because the E.U. was not politically able to enforce the fiscal discipline agreed to under the Maastricht Treaty.

But whether history or myth, the male homopolitical message of the mythical battles between Amazons and Greeks carved out by the sculptors of Bassae likely functioned with a more politically overarching lesson to be enforced, if not learned, by men and women of the new Iron Age.

A little enforced New York City regulation requires that teachers remain politically neutral when performing official duties.