enforce

英[in'fɔ:s]美[in'fɔ:s]

v.[T]
1.强迫人服从（法律等）；使某事物生效；实施；执行
2.迫使（某事）发生
3.加强（某论点﹑ 信念等）

名　词：enforc'er

同：	[v.] apply, implement, impose
反：	[v.] exempt, free, relieve

Any failure to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver thereof or of any other provision except as set forth herein.
任何违法行为将不会因为此协议而免除责任，除非双方另有书面协议。收藏
Have you any statistics that would enforce your argument?
你有没有支持自己论点的统计数字?收藏
He attempted to enforce the restitution of the Roman lands and cities(George P.R.James.
他试图强行恢复罗马的土地和城市(乔治·P.R.詹姆士)。收藏
A people's court shall decide not to enforce an arbitration ruling which it deems contrary to social and public interests.
人民法院认定执行该裁决违背社会公共利益的，裁定不予执行。收藏
A wise government knows how to enforce with temper or to conciliate with dignity
一个明智的政府明白如何通过调和来加强或以威严来安抚收藏

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ensure observance of laws and rules
- Apply the rules to everyone
[同] enforce, implement, apply
[反] exempt, free, relieve
compel to behave in a certain way
- Social relations impose courtesy
[同] enforce, impose

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