Noun:

ବାଧ୍ୟବାଧକତା |,

enforcers's Usage Examples:

During the attack, America Chavez throws the shark across the Shield, the wall that separates their borders, thus breaking the laws of Emperor Doom and is subsequently arrested by Doom's enforcers, the Thor Corps.

Retired enforcer Georges Laraque has suggested the National Hockey League Players' Association provide counselling to enforcers, and sports journalist and writer Roy Macgregor opines that in light of recent tragic events there should be more done about it, including eliminating the role altogether.

Fights may be fought by enforcers, or "goons" (French: Bagarreurs)—players whose role is to fight and intimidate—on.

Stan Trout, a fellow convert, alleged that Looney was one of Muktananda's enforcers who intimidated people into obeying him.

He submitted a false record of Dillinger's criminal and prison activities and excluded two letters from law enforcers.

New York Times sportswriter John Branch covered Boogaard's death and the epidemic of chronic traumatic encephalopathy that has come as a result of frequent head trauma sustained by hockey enforcers.

These events can turn violent when agitators and law enforcers overreact.

Sometimes enforcers can do their job by virtue of their reputation.

for law enforcers to pose as drug dealers with the goal of apprehending buyers of illegal drugs.

Philippines who joined the police force in the Philippines to become policewomen and law enforcers.

opposite, Trifonas Evaggelidis mentions him as wrangler and one of the "abhorrently enforcers” of Ali Pasha while a similar negative position is reflected.

Guardians of the Veil: spies and conspirators who claim their descent from the intelligence officers and enforcers of the First City's laws.

federal regulations, and federal enforcers do not have the authority to countermand state decisions.

Synonyms:

help, helper, hatchet man, assistant, supporter,

Antonyms:

inactivity, captor, bad person, dominant, nonworker,