Sentence examples for Very enforced from inspiring English sources

And their transplanted activities, cut off from home yet intensified in their love for their native culture by their very enforced absence, reminded me of how distance can quicken an appreciation for what one has lost.

"Zero tolerance has barely been enacted, and it has been very sporadically enforced," Mr. Clohessy said, "so the notion that we ought to rethink it at this early juncture is very distressing".

The city has very rarely enforced those regulations as short-term rentals have grown in popularity.

"Until now this law was very inconsistently enforced," Mr. Weber said, "but now Judge Wright's decision is trickling down to the precincts".

She acknowledged that manufacturers and retailers are required to display information about fabric and country of origin, but she said that "the law is not very much enforced".

Iowa has a few crazy laws of its own, and some are not very strictly enforced.

Third, new, very stringently enforced regulations must be developed and implemented focused on drilling safety and reliability, along with more environmentally safe remediation techniques.

However, Vietnam also has very little enforced regulation pertaining to antibiotic usage in domestic aquaculture, which raises concerns for antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria.

The parking regulations are very strictly enforced.

The other was her statement that she feels "very comfortable enforcing the laws as written".

It has endorsed acts of terror since it took office; it must, at the very least, enforce a ceasefire.