Sentence examples for those that enforce from inspiring English sources

The more socially privileged you are, the less severe your transgressions are perceived to be; by those that enforce law and by the general public response.

There is just one set of rules that are effective and widely deployed: those that enforce the destruction of the natural world.

Each of Michael Porter's five forces (which together describe industry structure) is influenced by local institutions, such as those that enforce contracts and provide capital.

Whether in communities of unquestioning religious devotion or those that enforce strict egalitarian political correctness, we commonly see, in societies both traditional and contemporary, significant social pressures against challenging background cultural assumptions within social conversations.

It's our nature to respect the law and those that enforce it, of course that is until it counts, then history has shown we can bite back with the best of them.

The ASA has not gone on record against universities in any other country: not against those that enforce laws against homosexuality, not against those that have rejected freedom of speech, not against those that systematically restrict access to higher education by race, religion or gender.

Interestingly, of the 13, the 2 mutations that are cancerous and involve nonconserved residues are those that enforced p53 core domain binding with BRCA1-BRCT in a way similar to p53-53BP1 binding.

Even those states that enforce their regulations cannot offer much assurance that they can prevent malfeasance.

With the idea of minimal intervention sets (MISs, [ 13, 14]) one may even directly search for those interventions that enforce a desired response (e.g. inactivation of a transcription factor).

Cognitive self-awareness is a function of those immunological means that enforce the identification of 'self'' from 'other' within an active biological frame.

By focusing on the structures of labor and of institutions that enforce those structures, Scott finds teachers and administrators are too easily swept along with the inertia of a hyper-commodified society in which students---especially working class students---are often positioned as commodities, themselves.