Sentence examples for being enforced as from inspiring English sources

Most drivers probably don't care how parking regulations are being enforced as long as they thought it was being done fairly".

"Wood goods and packaging should be treated so they do not carry pathogens, but clearly this process is not being enforced as strictly as it should be in some cases," he said.

It was clear from the outset that the NDH weapons laws were not being enforced as strictly against Croats as they were against Serbs.

In Germany a new law hate speech law applied to social media platforms is actively being enforced as of this month.

(Update: After tracking this over the weekend after the initial publication, AppsFire found that the 3-hour rule was not being enforced as Fiksu had found, which could indicate Apple was only testing this change, not making it permanent). .

Key rejected concerns of wholesale spying and offered comfort by saying was the being enforced as a measure of national security.

There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible — which is to say, occasionally.

There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible which is to say, occasionally.

As a result, unofficial class segregation within the expatriate society was enforced as was unofficial racial segregation between the colonisers and the colonised.

Neither of these laws are enforced as vigorously as they could be and should be.

That's $45 in late fees which can be enforced as soon as six days after the rent is due.