Sentence examples for commonly enforced from inspiring English sources

While the so-called anti-sodomy law is not commonly enforced, it has been selectively used.

The one rule, other than please don't touch, that had to be commonly enforced was: no flash.

"Everyone knows their work with kids is good, and it's a policy that's not commonly enforced," said Marty Milkovic, executive director of the United Way of Northern Fairfield County, in Connecticut.

People eligible to be paid under the deal were also ticketed for violations like staying in parks after hours and having an open container of alcohol, which are most commonly enforced against homeless people, the ACLU of Colorado legal director, Mark Silverstein, said.

The most-commonly enforced rule on the key is the "three seconds rule" in which a player from the offensive team is prohibited from staying on the key for more than three seconds, or else the player's team will lose possession of the ball.

They've remained in the family home, used the courts to continually put financial and emotional pressure on women by contesting parenting orders, failed to provide financial support and routinely breached intervention orders, knowing the penalties are commonly not enforced.

Commonly, monogamy is enforced in a promiscuous species resulting in benign males and less-resistant females, indicative of negative genetic correlations between the traits involved.

Among the most commonly reported crimes are enforced toll collection, local thug, or mafia-style induced violence, illegal drugs and alcohol and arms businesses, land grabbing, gambling, domestic violence against women and children, arson, murder and kidnapping [ 6].

The Lagrange Multiplier (LM) and penalty methods are commonly used to enforce incompressibility and compressibility in models of cardiac mechanics.

In addition, scientific journals are challenged with formulating, implementing, and enforcing commonly accepted data deposition guidelines and addressing problems associated with the use of proprietary data.

For transfers of ecosystem services, we compare informal trust-based institutions to enforced contracts, both being institutional types we observe commonly in the field.