Sentence examples for that its enforcing from inspiring English sources

(The principal later said it was never the school's intention that its enforcing its uniform policy and the "exploitation of girls online" should become linked).

The target-specificity data implicating APOBEC3B in the breast cancer mutation is not only supported by our demonstration that its enforced expression can yield DNA damage but also by the fact that it is well expressed in breast cancer cell lines.

He also cited a precedent established by a 2003 federal appellate court decision against the antiquities dealer Frederick Schultz, which puts a burden on the foreign government to show that it enforces its own property statute at home.

In an e-mail, T.D.I.C. told me that it enforces its recruitment-fee policies whenever possible, but that there is a dearth of evidence to back up workers' claims: "TDIC has attempted on several occasions to communicate with the workers' home countries to obtain a list of approved recruiters or agents, however despite our best efforts, we were unable to obtain such a document".

We have to hope that it enforces its new ivory prohibition.

I have pointed out that its rules enforcing amateurism discriminate against black athletes from disadvantaged backgrounds.

OAS and world "diplomats" can't have it both ways, professing their unshakeable dedication to constitutions and the rule of law even as they make a hero of a country's No. 1 lawbreaker and press sanctions on a government that enforces its own Constitution as its legal leaders decide, irrespective of whether foreigners approve.

But she has a great feel for the territory and for the family connections that enforce its strong community bonds.

What the Mother means by this is the big truth of the powerlessness of the people in the face of the grinding poverty that rules their lives, and the political-social autocracy that enforces its rule.

After all, the App Store is not the open web; it's an entity owned and operated by a company that can enforce its own guidelines as it sees fit.

And yet all the while it has been this very isolation - its enforced incapacity - that has been the FN's greatest strength.