Sentence examples for which was to enforce from inspiring English sources

In them Dio gave rein to his true bent, which was to enforce moral teachings.

In September 1947, the Soviets created Cominform, the purpose of which was to enforce orthodoxy within the international communist movement and tighten political control over Soviet satellites through coordination of communist parties in the Eastern Bloc.

Our policy at DHS is to do what we're sworn to do, which is to enforce the law.

That indicates the next challenge for the RIAA, which is to enforce both the damages and the domain seizures.

Around the nation, executive branch officials started to abandon their traditional role, which is to enforce the laws and defend them when they are challenged in court.

What any of these false charges has to do with the work of immigration agents — which is to enforce the immigration laws as written — is beyond us.

"They are not letting us do our job, which is to enforce the law," said one I.R.S. auditor who handles the most complicated international cases.

In such a utopian world there would also be little if any need for a state, which goal was to enforce the alienation.

Got to Be Center Field In March, a group at ESPN assembled to decide how the strike zone, which was to be more rigidly enforced this season, could be better portrayed this season with computer graphics.

It has not, however, been held that it was necessary that such duty should be declared in the same act which is to be enforced.

CL incorporates the notions of contrary-to-duty and contrary-to-prohibition by attaching to the deontic modalities explicitly a reparation which is to be enforced in case of violations.