Sentence examples for be properly enforced from inspiring English sources

David Cameron said the rules already in place were sufficient but should be properly enforced.

"I think we have very clear rules and they need to be properly enforced," he said.

Well, none that are clear enough to be properly enforced, anyway.

People need to be convinced, through governments' actions, that trade agreements will be properly enforced and that when jobs are threatened there is genuine compensation for the losers.

Even so, it warned that those plans could still be too vague to be properly enforced and that they risked being as ineffective, as in the past, because of complicated voting rules.

She recognises that arguments are likely to be made about freedom of speech, but points out that Facebook has policies defining what is acceptable content already, and she just wants these to be properly enforced.

It is also necessary that the Member States establish effective enforcement bodies and mechanisms to make sure that the Directive is properly enforced.

Until planning restrictions are properly enforced, protected land risks becoming a cheap futures market for developers.

In the United States, such a policy has never been properly enforced by the regulators.

I was amazed when I was told that minimum training standards have never been properly enforced.

The Transportation Department, however, has maintained that its rules were properly enforced.