Sentence examples for principle enforced from inspiring English sources

How is this principle enforced?

In principle, enforced retirement at a given age will be banned; but the government is open to the idea that some employers could "objectively" justify a fixed age, and/or that any employer could lawfully push workers out at 70.Will it work?

And why does the Uberisation of the workforce seem so inevitable that experts simply tell schools to educate children about its principles – enforced precarity, low wages, excruciatingly long hours – since this is the future, no matter what?

They should consider: (1) whether the principle being enforced is well established or novel, (2) whether the application of the principle is consistent with existing rules, (3) whether there is compelling evidence establishing the misconduct, and (4) whether the conduct caused foreseeable public harm.

It asserts Title II jurisdiction over the carriage components of broadband, but preemptively and extensively forebears from most regulations that could in principle be enforced under that definition.

Later, with the rise of the magnates' power, the unanimity principle was enforced with the szlachta privilege of liberum veto (from the Latin: "I freely forbid").

Moreover, Frederick Winslow Taylor's scientific management process--which still influences us today--is predicated on the principle of enforced cooperation (his term).

So how can the guiding principles be enforced?

Under Mullah Omar's leadership, Pashtun social codes were paramount, and strict Islamic principles were enforced.

"Today's agreement creates greater transparency and accountability, and an oversight mechanism to ensure these principles are enforced".

In control volume analysis, conservation principles are enforced within finite volumes, termed control volumes (CV).