Sentence examples for be enforced a from inspiring English sources

Gove replied saying that while this would not be enforced, a voluntary cap "seems very sensible to me and I would welcome such a move".

He didn't, however, think cuts could or should be enforced: a combination of transparency and public embarrassment would provide the solution.

It is a primary function of society to set up the framework in which legitimate contracts, freely entered into, may be enforced, a state of affairs much more difficult to guarantee in the state of nature and outside civil society.

A law cutting down on early voting in Ohio is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday in a case involving a series of Republican-backed voting changes in the presidential battleground state.

"I simply do not see how such a rule is credible or can be enforced: a majority is a majority is 51%; not 55% or 60% or 80%." The agreement outlines the steps to introduce a five-year fixed-term parliament and specifies the next general election will be on the first Thursday of May 2015.

His ribs differ from those in Chinatown because the spices in the rub -- ground star anise, fennel seeds, cardamom, mustard, coriander, black pepper and some Sichuan peppercorns (stockpiled before the ban against importing them began to be enforced a couple of years ago) -- toast slowly at low heat and create a smoky-sweet crust.

They have to be enforcing a certain law, and they can't just make it up.

But TGIFridays chief marketing officer Brian Gies told USA Today that servers will not be enforcing a no-sharing policy. .

Coachella had a schedule to keep and appeared to be enforcing a zero-tolerance policy toward stragglers.

Second, the asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system is enforced a priori by design.

The compatibility of the displacements and the equilibrium of the transverse stresses between two adjacent layers are enforced a priori.