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  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enforce.

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Examples

  • The lesson which life repeats and constantly enforces is ‘look under foot.’

    Matthew Yglesias » Thoughtful 2008

  • DREW GRIFFIN, SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT CORRESPONDENT: Kiran, really this news breaking overnight with United, kind of enforces what Congressman Oberstar has been saying.

    CNN Transcript Apr 2, 2008 2008

  • KURTZ: But does this incident create the impression that "The New York Times" kind of enforces an agenda on its newspapers?

    CNN Transcript Dec 14, 2002 2002

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

  • This City operates with blinders on and 'enforces' these rules that in a normal city would probably make the quality of life better in the long run.

    The Daily News - News 2010

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