Sentence examples for becomes enforced from inspiring English sources

At the time of its enactment, it also gave the industry one decade before unit-level traceability becomes enforced, meaning the clock is ticking.

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Well, if that starts to become enforced, this city will have really outdone itself.

The difference is that Jewish torah quickly became enforced by the institutions of ancient Israel.

One of his major objectives became enforcing the Continental System against the British.

Their stay becomes an enforced meditation, a fearful questioning of themselves.

In countries lacking such prohibitions, especially in Great Britain, the practice became widespread, enforced by trade associations and groups of trade associations; but in the United States the practice was limited in interstate commerce to the mere suggestion of prices to dealers, without effective power of enforcement.

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

For Germany, especially, the cure became to enforce fiscal discipline.

The messages Nasaw examined reveal how relentless Hearst became in enforcing execution of his command to fight Communism.

When local law enforcement cracks down and tosses Greene out of the union job, he becomes an enforcer for Nardi and a free agent, looking for a business - legitimate or otherwise - to get involved in.