Sentence examples for years of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Duncan has now promised to energize the Education Department's Office of Civil Rights, which has done a poor job in recent years of enforcing federal laws that protect poor, minority and disabled students from discrimination.

— In 29 years of enforcing sewage laws in Pennsylvania, Jack E. Crislip has never faced violators more adamant, or more pleasant to deal with, than members of the ultraconservative Swartzentruber Amish sect.

TRENTON — After two years of enforcing austerity, Gov. Chris Christie argued on Tuesday that New Jersey could afford to have it all, presenting a budget he said would cut income taxes by 10 percent at the same time it gave money to schools, provided for the poor and met the state's pension obligations.

In my years of enforced bargain-basement drinking, I was never a dolcetto fan.

During our long years of enforced isolation, our thirst for news, especially about the struggle, remained insatiable.

The years of enforced impoverishment breed a familiar cynicism — the jokes that littered the Eastern Bloc like cheap radios.

After 20 years of enforced solitude, gaming is once more becoming the social activity it used to be.

After years of enforced silence, many young people have little idea if any of what took place.

Together they endured six years of enforced Maoist study and public denunciations that often ran for hours.

It may be that, after years of enforced racial separation, people have no idea how to reach across the divide.

Spitzer, with his fierce underbite, talked as if he'd been left ravenous by two years of enforced silence, physically starved for public speech.