Sentence examples for tradition of enforcing from inspiring English sources

It was an unusual religious display by a head of state in a country that has had a bloody tradition of enforcing the separation of church and state.

Edgefield had a tradition of enforcing its Jim Crow laws with a heavy hand — a necessity, whites believed, in a county where two-thirds of the residents were black.

After the al-Jazeera phenomenon, he thinks, Arabs will no longer put up with the old tradition of enforced public consensus.

They are another means of enforcing reforms.

Some Ugandan media reports even suggest that the incentive of tourism dollars could increase the stringency with which this tradition is enforced by, for example, offering rewards for the return of reluctant men living outside the region.

Do not imagine yourself a caretaker of any tradition, an enforcer of any party standards, a warrior in any ideological battle, a corrections officer of any kind.

Proms have become another site at which traditions of privilege are enforced, cloaked in the language of tradition.

But most analysts said that was unlikely, because Turkey had too long a secular tradition, enforced by its powerful military, and too little cooperation with Arab nations, which do not see Turkey as one of them.

Since 2004, head scarves and other signs of religious affiliation have been banned from public schools by a government determined to enforce France's tradition of strict secularism amid fears of growing fundamentalism among France's five million Muslims.

But that sort of exception illustrates another aspect of the lost tradition of relieving commanders: the military had some flexibility in enforcing it.

"But there's loads of people enforcing!