Sentence examples for before the enforced from inspiring English sources
He is also a dead ringer for the character played by Tom Hanks in "Cast Away" -- before the enforced diet of mollusks and seaweed, that is.
Its few rich and its throngs of poor live in starkly different worlds, and endured a century of wars and shifting ideologies before the enforced 30-year slumber of Hosni Mubarak's rule.
Growing up in a home filled with music – from blues and jazz to British Invasion pop and modern classical – she began playing with country bands before the enforced regularity of the music and her fellow players' unwillingness to improvise began to erode the music's appeal for her.
An E.U. audit published after the charges were brought found no misuse of funds, and the decree requiring government approval had never before been enforced.
This year's payouts will be the last before the European Union enforces a cap, limiting bonuses to 100% of salaries or 200% if shareholders give their support.
One of the few laws that the government enforced before the political uprising, that in major cities weapons must be concealed, is now often ignored.
Australia batted first against Kent and Morris made 43 in a total of 361 before Australia enforced the follow on and completed an innings victory.
Before Health Canada enforced the five-year abstinent period for donating blood, there was a complete ban for gay men to donate blood since the 80s for fear of transmitting HIV.
Ben Taylor, of WTB Solicitors, representing the group, said he was waiting to hear from the council to see whether they would wait for the outcome of the appeal before enforcing the possession order.
Last week, the United Nations gave warning that opium production has risen in the past year, to levels exceeding those seen before the Taliban brutally enforced a ban on the crop.
Trump himself has complained that, without an element of surprise, bad men would rush to get in before the order was enforced, and he has complained that the judges who delayed the order would be to blame for any terrorist attack in the interim.
