enforce

uygulamak, icra etmek B2

to make a law, rule, or agreement be obeyed or carried out

The city council will enforce the new parking rules starting Monday.

• Police are authorized to enforce traffic laws on highways.
• The school principal decided to enforce a dress code for all students.
• International bodies often struggle to enforce agreements when parties disagree.
• When the deadline passed, the committee had to enforce penalties on late submissions.

• enforce a law · bir yasayı uygulamak The government decided to enforce the new tax law next month.
• enforce regulations · yönetmelikleri uygulamak Airlines must enforce safety regulations at all times.
• enforce a law Police enforce the law.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: applyimplement

zıt: violate

zorla kabul ettirmek, dayatmak, zorla sağlamak B1

to compel someone to do something by using authority or force

The teacher had to enforce silence during the exam.

• Parents sometimes enforce strict curfews for their teenagers.
• During the protest, authorities attempted to enforce order with a heavy police presence.
• Even after the warning, the supervisor continued to enforce overtime without consent.

benzer: compel