Sentence examples for become rigorously enforced from inspiring English sources

Although the Code was adopted in 1930, oversight was poor and it did not become rigorously enforced until July 1 , 1934

As the repressive Fugitive Slave Act became more rigorously enforced, the family began conducting their assistance to slaves with greater secrecy and doing most of their illegal activities at night.

Recruiters at major papers have little to do these days as hiring freezes become even more rigorously enforced.

The purity standards of silver became rigorously controlled, and "hallmarking" was enforced; the marking of silver in England, especially, was carefully observed.

"These private codes have become a commodity that is bought and sold, but not rigorously enforced," Mr. Nadvi said.

Instead, it became a symbol of the scars that racial violence had left on the American psyche – and the ways that rigorously enforced white silence, both past and present, had been integral to distorting and sanitising the history of that violence.

The new standards of behaviour must be rigorously enforced.

The proscription was rigorously enforced, but remained ineffectual.

But such disasters are unusual in the Chinese capital, where safety rules are more rigorously enforced.

But that must be done through voluntary labeling and a rigorously enforced rating system.

Restrictions on snowmobile use and development in caribou habitat, they add, should be more rigorously enforced.