Sentence examples for take enforced from inspiring English sources

Shops have closed, factories have stopped operating and firms have told employees to take enforced leave until the country holds a referendum on July 5 over the terms of further financial assistance from international creditors.

But Mr. Obama argued that he was advocating "a common-sense, reasonable, nonideological approach" that would strengthen consumer protection, limit the size of banks and the risks they can take, enforce greater transparency for derivatives and other complex securities, and impose more scrutiny of executive compensation.

In a nationwide poll our firm recently conducted for the Democratic National Committee, we asked 800 voters what action they want our government to take: "enforce current gun laws more strictly but not pass new laws" or "pass new gun laws in addition to enforcing current laws more strictly".

There may, of course, be good reasons why people take an enforced break (eg, while allegations against them are investigated).

Researchers identified five key traits of a well-managed marine park – no fish take, well enforced, established for longer than 10 years, larger than 100 square km and isolated by deep water or sand.

If we take the enforced decomposition of approximation subbands into account (constrained case), we denote the expected average decomposition depth D g f.

Davies has been advised to take an enforced six week break to help him recover from fatigue and in order to be ready for the London Olympics.

MB West Ham beat Accrington Stanley after Payet's last-minute strike While Harry Kane takes an enforced but apparently much-needed rest after damaging ankle ligaments against Sunderland last weekend, Vincent Janssen will be given his chance to shine.

There is no powerful executive to take and enforce quick decisions.

Dane DeHaan takes an enforced break at Celia Imrie's creepy spa (head doctor: Jason Isaacs).

And there are a number of steps we can take to enforce these provisions, including withholding federal funds".