Sentence examples for be enforced as from inspiring English sources
verb
To strengthen (a castle, town etc.) with extra troops, fortifications etc.
That's $45 in late fees which can be enforced as soon as six days after the rent is due.
Go through the official rulebook of the school to find out exactly what the rule is: Find out exactly how it is supposed to be enforced as well.
An audience member at Kirk's town hall asked the congressman if he support federal regulation to replace the state regulation he would have us eliminate, and he said no. Kirk wants to replace the entire body of state regulatory law with some minimum plan standards that will not be enforced, as there will be no enforcement body to do it.
This should be enforced as part of safeguarding procedures.
"It may not be enforced as easily or as well as other laws, but it's just kind of a no-brainer.
Cases, for example, in which the promisor dies without attempting to revoke a gift promise could be enforced, as distinguished from cases in which the promisor seeks to revoke.
There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible — which is to say, occasionally.
Most drivers probably don't care how parking regulations are being enforced as long as they thought it was being done fairly".
There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible which is to say, occasionally.
"Wood goods and packaging should be treated so they do not carry pathogens, but clearly this process is not being enforced as strictly as it should be in some cases," he said.
As a result, unofficial class segregation within the expatriate society was enforced as was unofficial racial segregation between the colonisers and the colonised.
