Sentence examples for badly enforced from inspiring English sources

Even if badly enforced, antitrust laws can deter the worst sorts of monopoly abuses.

The financing laws are loose and badly enforced, just as many Albany lawmakers prefer.

Russia remains plagued by internal terrorism, political and business corruption, and badly enforced or inadequate laws.

Global Witness, an anti-corruption outfit, has reported that the resolution has been badly enforced, with only half-hearted efforts at self-policing by the tin industry.

Though the current constitution has good written laws to protect women, too often they are badly enforced.

This is the legacy of bad trade and badly enforced trade laws. .

The charges against Mr. Khodorkovsky arise from the mid 1990's, when laws were badly written and poorly enforced.

Experts attribute the accidents to a deadly combination of bad roads, chaotic traffic, poorly enforced safeguards, badly trained bus drivers and a lack of political will to address the problem.

As is clear from her account (written with Shekeba Hachemi and translated from the French by Linda Coverdale), the three women of the household -- her mother, a retired doctor; her sister Soraya, a flight attendant; and Latifa, with her ambitions to be a journalist -- adjusted badly to this suddenly enforced purdah.

In places like East Baltimore, that contract is badly broken, and what remains of it is brutally enforced by the police.

That raises the possibility -- which exists with a lot of financial rules that rely on regulatory discretion -- that the rule will be enforced too aggressively in periods when it's not badly needed and too loosely in periods when it is badly needed.