Sentence examples for to enforce changes from inspiring English sources

A10 South Korean Cabinet Remade President Kim Dae Jung replaced half his 19-member cabinet, including top economic officials, in an effort to enforce changes in the way corporations and banks operate.

We also note that Ms Rudd may seek to use Technical Capability Notices (TCNs) to enforce changes [to encryption]; and these would require secrecy.

Regulation pertains to the use of government power to enforce changes in behaviour [ 21].

The group aspires to enforce change through the organisation of joint action and local campaigns.

And with only puny fines, it has only the power of shame to enforce change.

Today Farrakhan questions not the content of Wallace's message, but the pace at which he tried to enforce change.

There are also pleas for the profession to unite behind a common cause, like our teaching and health brethren have done, to enforce change.

Ms Nixon has powerful weapons in her armoury to enforce change if she finds the current system is not working or is unfair.

The problem is there is no mandate for the government to enforce change.

Shorter Snowden: Governments don't reform themselves, so we'll have to do it with technology; our rights are inherent, and if we have no option other than direct action to enforce change, we might have to push.

We rightly criticise the EDL for trying to recruit off the back of the murder of Lee Rigby, but then another death occurs and the moral majority decides it's time to use that to enforce change.