She enforced a communal vibe from the start.
Because of her concern about the neighborhood, she enforces a strict rule: once at home, no going out.
She enforces "intercision" on other children, separating them from their daemons, however, when Lyra, faces this terrible operation, Mrs Coulter rescues her.
By her extraordinary courage, ingenuity, persistence, and iron discipline, which she enforced upon her charges, Tubman became the railroad's most famous conductor and was known as the "Moses of her people".
The visiting room at Great Plains Correctional Facility holds six plastic chairs, a wall painting of a leafy lane (prisoners pose for snapshots in front of it), and a slew of posted rules that remind Corean of the ones she enforced in her own home when her kids were adolescents.
She continued to sell real estate while her two daughters were growing up, and if she was the only mom with multiple phone lines in the house, she was able to give her daughters the stability she lacked as a child, the same steadiness she enforces on her clients.
She enforced strict counting deadlines, just as Mr. Bush wanted, and then, contradicting an earlier directive from her office, she advised counties to apply a liberal standard for counting absentee ballots, a move that helped Mr. Bush pick up hundreds of critical votes.
She enforces a minimum age limit of 23 and her clients come from both blue and white-collar professions.
She not only modeled these beliefs, she enforced them religiously with her children.
She enforces an immigration system that even she recognizes is 'broken.' Importantly, Napolitano has welcomed debate.
