Sentence examples for use it to enforce from inspiring English sources

"However we can use it to enforce this message is good".

He is a firm believer in process and will use it to enforce a philosophical coherence that has been lacking.

We have seen companies like po.et trying to use it to enforce content ownership, Hu-manity, which wants to enforce data ownership, and the IBM TrustChain consortium to track the provenance of diamonds from mine to store.

Other companies have been using it to enforce copyright protection.

Blacks choosing to use the n-word -- for better or worse -- do not give another race the agency to use it and enforce brutality at their leisure.

For years, the US and the UK have sold Jakarta many of the weapons it uses to enforce its bloody occupation.

The realities of this desire and the bond of the "primordial Mitsein" that it forges must be taken into account: not only is it used to enforce women's isolation and to support their inability to identify a common history, it is also responsible for the value and relationship that Beauvoir calls the "bond", a situation-specific articulation of the appeal found in in The Ethics of Ambiguity.

In his account, a state's legitimacy depends on it being justified to use coercion to enforce its laws.

BANGKOK — Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej faced another day of confrontation Wednesday as protesters defied a state of emergency and the army chief said he would not use violence to enforce it.

When the state has an obligatory religion, it must use force to enforce conformity.

From the outbreak of war until the end of rationing in 1954, the British government actively pursued a three-pronged strategy of intervention into the nutrition of its population: it used regulation to enforce the fortification of flour with calcium, and of margarine with vitamins D and A, and the exclusive milling of bulky, nutrient-rich (but brown and unprofitable), high-extraction flour.