Sentence examples for energetically enforce from inspiring English sources
One of the main ways they did so was to fan fears of interracial marriage and energetically enforce anti-miscegenation laws to keep whites and blacks apart.
A mostly white and male judiciary had energetically enforced, in the main, the myriad laws that had stripped blacks of their rights and dignity.
The executive branch has immense discretion in deciding which provisions of law will be energetically enforced and which will be ignored.
If they had wanted, American prosecutors could have used the existing laws far more energetically to enforce justice when contractors have behaved badly.
It is not known how energetically the state will enforce the ban and if any restaurant chefs will be willing to risk a $1,000 fine.
Existing rules are being enforced more energetically: the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's $200m fine levied on Barclays, a British bank, for manipulating Libor, the inter-bank lending rate, was its largest ever.Will the election change that trend?
After all, Beijing has proved remarkably effective at preventing any rip-offs of the official logo for the 2008 Olympics—a dancing figure who doubles as a Chinese character.As China's own innovators develop ever more patents, there will be greater interest in enforcing them energetically.
Regulators must enforce it.
Responsible adults enforce strict boundaries.
