Sentence examples for constantly enforced from inspiring English sources
But outside of the European beauty standards constantly enforced by news media, Robertson believes music videos could do better too.
In the event that anybody missed Twain's meaning, President Grover Cleveland in 1887 set forth the rules of engagement while explaining his veto of a bill offering financial aid to the poor: "The lesson should be constantly enforced that, though the people support the government, the government should not support the people".
These are poems, poets, and collections that constantly enforce their noncomformance; as readers we are prone, responding to such texts, to prolonged bouts of "Really?" or "Ah... .. or "No no no no no!" We decline; we demur; we disavow; we deride.
Always enforce your rights.
Obviously, it is extremely difficult to stop every instance of VoIP but Aircell is monitoring and working constantly to enforce American's policy and Gogo's terms of service.
It is difficult to stop every instance of VoIP, she adds, but Aircell — the airborne communications firm that owns and operates the consumer, wireless internet brand Gogo — is monitoring and working constantly to enforce this request.
In an effort to keep users from changing their names constantly, Mojang enforces a mandatory 30 day waiting period between name changes.
ECM proteins and integrin receptors interact to keep ISCs within the niche, as the intestinal epithelium constantly undergoes physical compression and stretch enforced by the surrounding muscles [172].
I think a lot of men are afraid of showing weakness if they aren't constantly at work, whereas women's ability (often enforced) to juggle several roles is not seen as a strength.
There is clearly growing frustration on the constantly changing "border policies" that are created and enforced by Google and other search engines.
Yet, pro-choice leaders at the state and national level underscore that these laws are constantly breached and according to many, are weakly enforced, if at all.
