Sentence examples for that enforced from inspiring English sources

Egalitarian nomadic societies gave way to agricultural ones that enforced a gendered split in labour.

In our bargaining game that decouples equity and efficiency, we find that enforced contracts increased efficiency as well as all measures of equity.

"There is acknowledgment that enforced disappearances have occurred and still occur in the country," he said.

I felt that enforced chastity would be a logical source of comedy: wouldn't Terri get itchy?

Many countries have forbidden hate speech; hasn't that enforced a decorous social tact?

Bradley's notion that enforced transparency cuts wage costs in this climate is a hoot.

Their stories serve as a stark reminder of the misery that enforced jollity can bring.

Even more salient, Grandey argues, is the feeling of inauthenticity that enforced emotional displays create.

Meanwhile, in Melbourne, researchers fitted twenty obese Australians with an oral device that enforced slower chewing and smaller mouthfuls.

It would seem that enforced conditioning of a mind, however good the social intention, has to be evil.

These price measures are causing per capita demand in most cities that enforced progressive pricing to fall, and in some cases plummet (Cooley et al. 2007).