Sentence examples for some enforced from inspiring English sources

In society we face many rules, some enforced by laws, some by social pressures.

What we don't want to see is some enforced re-engineering of CCGs [clinical commissioning groups] or health and wellbeing boards.

If liberalism were a blind assertion of faith akin to other faiths -- belief in Christ or Allah -- we would have no grounds to defend free speech as opposed to "speech by permission," suited to the preferences of some, enforced by their power to coerce compliance.

"Yes, there are a lot of changes, some enforced, some my decision, but they are all Premier League players and the best of them was Matt Doherty, the one kid on the pitch.

"I made a few changes, some enforced, a few in terms of thinking about the bigger picture and I thought the lads who came in played really well for us tonight".

"There will be changes, some enforced, but there are five World Cup qualifiers still to play and it is a wonderful opportunity for the players as well to prove to the manager that they are ready to be in the next campaign, so we expect a committed performance".  .

Some enforce curfews or have daytime lockouts so that the sisters can make the beds.

This may reflect philosophical divergences between organisations - some enforce a contract that states a re-homed animal must always be returned to the shelter if no longer wanted, whereas others do not.

There are some severely enforced rules of composition, however.

It's just as difficult to envision the Sabbath surviving the current speeding-up of everything without some generally enforced slowdown.

In Kertoraharjo, where state arrangements are, to some extent, enforced and alternative institutions marginalized, the subak will probably remain a kind of shadow institution unrecognized by the state, whatever its impact on and importance for Balinese irrigation practices.