Sentence examples for relentlessly enforced from inspiring English sources
New tactics had to be found and relentlessly enforced.
His mother became so determined to shield him from the street violence that had left him fatherless that as he grew into a young man she relentlessly enforced a 10 o'clock weeknight curfew in spite of his protests.
Largely ignored in the mountains of postelection analysis was this new recognition among American policy-makers: If carefully designed and relentlessly enforced, U.S. economic presures can make a country "cry uncle," a goal President Ronald Reagan had set for Nicaragua years earlier.
A handful of fanatical ideologues, along with a somewhat larger number of money men who stand to gain a fortune from supply-side policies, relentlessly enforce the faith.
The police in New York City are not just permitted, they are encouraged to trample on the rights of black and Hispanic New Yorkers by relentlessly enforcing the city's degrading, unlawful and outright racist stop-and-frisk policy.
Mr. Trump is moving quickly to realize his campaign's promise of a nation that relentlessly enforces immigration and drug laws; views Muslims with deep suspicion; second-guesses post-World War II alliances; and sends suspected terrorists to Guantánamo Bay or C.I.A. secret prisons to be interrogated with methods that have been banned as torture.
How can it be that societies like Sweden, where gender equity is relentlessly pursued and enforced, have fewer female managers, executives, professionals, and business owners than the laissez-faire United States?
"This agreement will have to be enforced vigorously, relentlessly".
Democratic presidential front runner Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday called the Iranian nuclear deal announced by the Obama administration an "important step" in curtailing the country's nuclear program but stressed that the agreement will have to be "enforced vigorously, relentlessly". "This is a very important moment.
Throughout the text as well, Plump relentlessly employs a soiling second person, either to wrench the reader into an enforced intimacy or to impart a grander universality to her experience, for example: "You become very careful about your adulterous pleasures".
