Sentence examples for been enforced with from inspiring English sources

Her statement said, in part: "Maryland's marijuana laws have ruined lives, been enforced with racial bias and keep law enforcement from focusing their time and resources on more violent crime.

And in the more autonomous areas that straddle the border with Afghanistan, such laws have also been enforced with a terrifying brutality.

Over the years the law has been enforced with varying strictness, with periods of relative tolerance interspersed with severe crackdowns on "bad hijab".

The odd part was that the seeming trigger for these big consequences was the relatively small matter of the Logan Act, an 18th-century heirloom that has never been enforced with criminal prosecution in modern times.

But over the last 10 days, the prohibition against such "large and vicious dogs," as they are officially branded, has been enforced with zeal, alarming pet owners who thought the size restrictions had long since lapsed.

Promising to consider change is far easier than enacting it, but the N.F.L. has recently established momentum toward limiting shots to the head, which for years have been enforced with the vigilance of jaywalking laws.

These rules are enforced, with varying consistency, by the New York Police Department.

All traffic rules were being enforced with particular zeal while the I.O.C. inspectors were in town.

As the Taliban regain control — which they will — misogynic policies will be enforced with impunity.

Neither the Volstead Act nor the Eighteenth Amendment was enforced with great success.

Until the association recently outlawed it, discipline was enforced with a yard-long bamboo stick.