Sentence examples for the enforcing from inspiring English sources
'the enforcing' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when referring to the act of using a rule or law to make sure it is followed. For example: "The enforcing of stricter safety regulations in the workplace has been beneficial."
verb
To strengthen (a castle, town etc.) with extra troops, fortifications etc.
The Passion of the Christ (that lofty second "the" enforcing Jesus's role as the Messiah) is certainly a distinctively personal movie in a blandly secular Hollywood culture.
Mr. Bacon said that the United Nations could have taken more serious action against the company but that officials involved in the enforcing the embargo could not track the oil to its source and relied solely on a chemical analysis to identify it.
Chemically modified cyclodextrins such as a sulfated cyclodextrin caused a notable shortening of the polymer length of epsilon-poly-l-lysine from 3.5 to 4.5 kDa to less than 2.5 kDa by the enforcing action of glycerol, which has a weak potential to inhibit polymer elongation by terminal esterification.
Unfortunately, the support he gave to the church led by 381 to the enforcing of Christianity, by Theodosius I, as the official state religion.
Yet such a resolution could help prod into action those (many) countries without proper export controls or the means to enforce them.Meanwhile, those who cannot or will not do the enforcing themselves now risk having it done for them.
"Breivik feels that multiculturalism is destroying the society and that the enforcing authority is the prime minister and the Labor Party, the lead party of contemporary Norwegian politics," said Anders Romarheim, a fellow at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies.
Others are resentful of the enforced austerity.
More hard work followed the enforced break.
The enforced pace suffocates the comedy.
The emotive part is the enforced waiting.
The enforced silence is strange for him.
