Sentence examples for again enforced from inspiring English sources

Since the end of the Intifada, however, the laws and regulations with respect to pesticides were once again enforced, decreasing the number of illegal pesticides on the market.

"It was an outstanding effort again, enforcing the follow-on asked a lot of the bowlers and they responded superbly," added Strauss.

The slow thump of the backbeat as part of her mix underneath the singer's pleading feels like a slow, steady march to a prison, again enforcing the track's bondage-esque theme.

Fukuda et al observed [ 17] an over-all reduction in arthritic "score" in CIA mice injected with JWH133 compared to controls, again enforcing the potential for JWH133.

He proved able time and again to enforce his will on the issues that he deemed to be of top priority.

Once again, Todd Solondz enforces his reputation as the Diane Arbus of modern American cinema: the film-maker who, like a heat-seeking missile, finds the grotesque, the disabled, the marginalised and the dispossessed.

Ukip's 2015 manifesto is expected to be more realistic in tone than the 2010 document, which made a series of bizarre pledges such as making the Circle Line circular again and enforcing a dress code for taxi drivers.

The deadline to meet those standards has been extended to Jan . 13 , 2013but it is unclear if the Department of Homeland Security will delay it again or enforce a provision of the law that will require commercial airline passengers to have more secure, federally approved driver's licenses or IDs to fly.

The best way to achieve compliance by Saddam Hussein with the promises he made at the end of the gulf war is to show that finally we are prepared to go to war once again to enforce those promises that he made.

In 1640 Charles attempted again to enforce his authority, opening a second Bishops' War.

Again re-enforcing the claim of no "one size fits all" isolation method.