Sentence examples for enforced and expanded from inspiring English sources

The Nuremberg Laws were passed in September , 1935 and they began to be enforced and expanded after the Berlin Olympics of 1936; but not until 1937 did the Nabokovs hurriedly decamp to France, after a (seemingly never-ending) struggle with visas and exit permits and Nansen passports.

7. Concussion protocols should be enforced and expanded to other sports.

But the president has aggressively celebrated, enforced and expanded Title IX's reach on issues from gender equity in sports to campus sexual assault to the rights of transgender students and athletes.

These are the easiest steps, which amount to enforcing and expanding laws already on the books.

The country has built a mechanism for enforcing and expanding income inequality.

In 1948 Rustin went back to work for Randolph in order to push President Harry S. Truman to enforce and expand FDR's antidiscrimination order.

It is Lazcano and the Zetas who control the cartel's drug operations and exercise the savagery with which its power is enforced and its terrain expanded.

But other complaints — students say the school, a nonprofit institution, has lowered admission and graduation standards, failed to enforce dress codes and expanded too rapidly — go to the heart of whether it is providing the superior education for which its students pay some $30,000 a year.

The amendment strengthened the ability of the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity to enforce the Fair Housing Act and expanded the protected classes to include disabled persons and families with children.

In 1988 Kennedy co-sponsored an amendment to the Fair Housing Act of 1968, which prohibits discrimination in the rental, sale, marketing, and financing of the nation's housing; the amendment strengthened the ability of the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity to enforce the Act and expanded the protected classes to include disabled persons and families with children.

He was not only a reliable vote for enforcing arbitration clauses and expanding the 1925 Federal Arbitration Act far beyond the intentions of its framers, but he also wrote the most controversial and significant of the Court's decisions enforcing forced arbitration clauses.