Sentence examples for think of enforcing from inspiring English sources

That's the crux of the '94 spirit, even more than its constant, whiny refrain of white victimization: Hold others to a standard that you would not think of enforcing on yourself or your peers.

This can be thought of as enforcing a division of labor between cause and chance: The domain of cause includes the structures of the urn and the balls, the number and colors of the balls, the way the balls are shuffled between draws and so on.

Lateral clustering of cadherins is thought to enforce adhesion strength by biochemical, biophysical and theoretical approaches.

"I honestly can't think of anyone less qualified to enforce laws that are supposed to protect employees".

Confinement within the ascus is thought to enforce mating between products of the same meiotic division, minimizing outcrossing in this stage of the life cycle.

She could think of only one rule that was consistently enforced: no running.

The way it's being enforced is that anything you could ever think of is now considered hazing".

But he can think of just one case in which such a judgment was actually enforced, and the debtor was already dead.

I think of it as tough love, where you nurture the students, but you also enforce rules and codes of professionalism and ethics into the class".

Clowns wouldn't be appropriate, but one way to think of Mockus' mime artists is as a kind of civil institution: deftly enforcing standards of behaviour.

When most of us think of the I.M.F. at all, it is usually as the stern enforcer of the sometimes harsh rules of international capitalism.