Sentence examples for consistently enforce from inspiring English sources

But according to a new study, few zoos consistently enforce hygienic practices that would keep these germs from spreading to humans.

A company sued by an employee over a claim of sexual harassment can find itself in trouble, for example, if it can be demonstrated that the company adopted a policy against viewing Internet pornography on office computers but did not consistently enforce the policy.

Firms must diligently and consistently enforce these policies.

"Twitter's failure to adequately and consistently enforce their own policies is leading women to either silence or censor themselves online," Dhrodia told me.

There is no evidence that states and districts will consistently enforce accountability and protect children at risk.

Yet Heffernan is a bittersweet victory -- a reminder that the Court does not consistently enforce constitutional prohibitions on arbitrary government actions.

She could think of only one rule that was consistently enforced: no running.

And they have to be consistently enforced,' " she told The National Journal this summer.

The colour line was not consistently enforced, though, during the early years of professionalism.

Because the rules are not consistently enforced, strong-minded women manage to get around many of them.

And they have to be consistently enforced.' That is what I think is at stake in this election.