Sentence examples for to enforce some sort of from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hall was less interested in trying to enforce some sort of political correctness, and far more interested in trying to get scientists (and members of the media) to think a bit more deeply about the way that we consciously or unconsciously present findings on race.

I wish there was a real Popeye to enforce some sort of rough fist-justice but I'm pretty sure there's no justice and there's certainly no Popeye, just crooks.

The intended role of the district pharmacies is to enforce some sort of national, criteria based harmonization.

If all the applications and their transactions can run without ETH, there's no reason for ETH to be valuable unless the miners enforce some sort of racket to require users to pay in ETH.

Even so, he said it would be frightening if universities began "enforcing some sort of belief system on their graduate students".

Business will need Obama's chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, to enforce some centrist sanity.

But as the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists pointed out when HB-2 was proposed, there is absolutely no reason -- except to prevent clinics from functioning -- to enforce these sort of requirements.

Enforce some sort of punishment or consequence at home.

It ought to lead to some sort of transformation".

The alternative, especially when the most important contingency claims cannot all be written down and reliably enforced is some sort of vertical integration.

To accomplish this feat the Saudi government says it needs to crack the door open to some sort of Western-style modernity — or at least a softer version of the Islam practiced here, with its strictly enforced separation of the sexes, its severe restrictions on the public lives of women and the ever watchful eye of the religious police.