Sentence examples for which enforced from inspiring English sources

He pushed a serious civil rights bill which enforced voting rights and cracked down on discrimination.

Mexico's military, which enforced the government's violent campaign against people suspected of being leftists, remains silent.

The business of baseball was changing, and, with the elimination, in 1976, of the reserve clause, which enforced a kind of indentured servitude, it was soon transformed.

Millard Fillmore, also from New York, signed the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, which enforced return of escaped slaves even from free states.

Ms. Farber, who also directs here, provides what feels like the natural and inevitable setting for a latter-day "Miss Julie": a country in which enforced racial segregation remains a painful part of living memory.

There he met the painter Paul Cadmus, who introduced him to egg-tempera technique, which enforced a slower style of painting much more congenial to Mr. Tooker's contemplative nature.

Baker called the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which enforces the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

The ruling affirmed the position of the Buildings Department, which enforces the billboard rules.

The commission, which enforces the rules, is unelected and has lost influence.

After an investigation, the division, which enforces Colorado's antidiscrimination laws, agreed.

Masks of the Kono, which enforces civic morality, are also elongated and encrusted with sacrificial material.