Come
Enforce
Enforce verb - To carry out effectively.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- There are also a host of lesser treaties and accords, such as the Beowulf Treaty which says that you can't enforce a quarantine on somebody without allowing doctors to come over and check your story.
Source: Fictional Geneva Conventions - During Jinto's and Lafiel's adventures, they visit a Factory asteroid (producing Antimatter) and a Strategic planet, help enforce a planetary Blockade, and later come across a rather civilized Penal world.
Source: One-Product Planet -
Establishing Character Moment: For the whole setting, there are a few at the start that come in rapid succession to enforce that you're not in the fun-loving Mushroom Kingdom.
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