Sentence examples for enforce during from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement officers cannot selectively decide which laws to enforce during demonstrations - be it against journalists, legal observers or protestors".

But Omar Abdullah, who was chief minister of the region during the last significant outbreak of violence in 2010, said the ban on public gatherings would be impossible to enforce during the feast.

The first constraint we enforce during grouping stems directly from the symbolic quality of the primitives: primitives are local event descriptors and therefore, according to the good continuation law, they should be locally nearly collinear or co circular to form a group.

No-flight zones will be enforced during the matches.

"I hated it," Mr. Clinton said of the economic sanctions he enforced during his presidency.

Dr. Lee said that the ordinance would be enforced during regular health inspections.

Unlike the major festivals, work restrictions are not enforced during these holidays.

Yet it seems to complain that we expect Senate Democrats to enforce that practice just as they insisted it be enforced during the Bush administration.

The suit filed in state district court asks that the ordinances not be enforced during protests in August and ultimately be declared void.

The farmers greeted the ruling as a victory but said it was unlikely to be enforced during Zimbabwe's political and economic crisis.

The report demonstrates once more why we must return to the ban on imports of assault weapons that was enforced during the administrations of Presidents George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton.