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enforce

[en-fawrs, -fohrs] / ɛnˈfɔrs, -ˈfoʊrs /


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The measures announced include expanding services for the elderly, enforcing paid annual leave and more support for families raising children.

From BBC

But many vets I speak to are nervous that measures including enforcing more transparency could make the cost of running a practice more expensive, especially for smaller businesses.

From BBC

In the agreement, the ticketing giant is offering to pay millions, enforce price caps on fees and restructure its ticketing business with Ticketmaster.

From Los Angeles Times

We didn’t only fix the rules; we enforced them.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since Saturday, Myanmar's military government has enforced rules to ration fuel, requiring half of all private vehicles to stay off the roads each day, depending on their licence plate numbers.

From Barron's