Sentence examples for been enforced since from inspiring English sources

"Congress has readily available methods to waive this law, which has never been enforced since its enactment.

But that law has not been enforced since 1964, and a more persuasive reason may be that the country has really only ever benefited from its EU involvement.

But the colonial rules have seldom been enforced since the late 1960's, including since Britain handed over Hong Kong to China six years ago today.

The immediate impact of Wednesday's ruling is limited, because the copycat provision has not been enforced since a court injunction was granted in 1991.

The law mandating the hijab has been enforced since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, and a head scarf is obligatory for every woman in the country, even tourists and visiting foreign dignitaries.

While it's a step forward from Health Canada's former five-year abstinent period that's been enforced since 2013, it's still a huge, unrealistic waiting time for gay men who want to donate blood now.

Even then, he is hazy on how those regulations will be enforced since they will all be technically answerable to him, rather than the local authority, via whatever funding mechanism is responsible for distributing large sums of our money to these self-selecting groups.

Collisions and molecular crowding are enforced since only one particle can occupy a given location at any time.

A strengthened version of Section 508 has been enforced since June 2001.

The ban on cellphones in the public schools has been in effect for several years, but it has only been enforced since last year.

The law hadn't been enforced since last December, when a federal court enjoined it after concluding that it was keeping more than 14,000 eligible Florida citizens off the registration rolls.