Sentence examples for being enforced under from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, claimed existing rules controlling foreign acquisition of real estate were not being enforced under Labor.

The ban is being enforced under the Environment (Protection) Act of 1986, which carries a maximum penalty of 100,000 rupees, and five years of imprisonment.

Legal experts say the laws cannot be enforced under the Constitution.

11.18pm: It is not entirely clear yet how collective responsibility will be enforced under the new arrangements.

She said: "[Online] marketplace providers have responsibilities", but she failed to say how these might be enforced under current laws.

What they are really saying is that there are legal norms against torture and such, but that they can't be enforced against corporations because they have never been enforced under international law — a claim the plaintiffs strongly contest.

The exemption, which expires on Oct. 5, permits the charities to transfer up to $300,000 each to relief and rebuilding efforts, bypassing the restrictions on financial transactions that are enforced under the sanctions.

Citing "the historic circumstance," the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces said in its statement Monday that "if the demands of the people have not been met" within "48 hours" then the generals would "announce a road map" to be "enforced under the military's supervision".

"Yesterday's ruling re-affirmed two of Power's core principles: that users own and control their own data, and that Facebook's terms of use cannot be enforced under the guise of laws enacted to prohibit computer crimes.

But lawyers told the Commission that the 40% quota plan, including hefty sanctions on companies in EU countries that did not meet the target, could not be enforced under EU treaties.

Eastwood explains: "Cannabis comes under a discretionary warning scheme, which can only be enforced under strict circumstances.