Sentence examples for enforced another from inspiring English sources
On Sina.com's popular Chinese microblog, someone named Langzi wrote, "Shouldn't Wen be more concerned about how laws and rules are enforced?" Another blogger added, "Chinese people are still dreaming that a lord will come and implement justice".
Near the end of August, when the Dublin rules stopped being enforced, another spokesperson for BAMF told VICE News that Germany had only transferred 131 Syrian citizens to other European countries by the end of July.
Moreover, a spokesman for BP, said the "waiver requirement had been stripped out, and that ones already signed would not be enforced". Another potential controversy involves reimbursement, "given that federal law sets a limit of $75 million on BP's liability for damages, apart from the cleanup costs," the New York Times reports.
Another change states that questions of immigration status would follow a law enforcement officer's stopping, detaining or arresting a person while enforcing another law.
The latter film helped to enforce another key rule: don't trust the boos.
The Arizona law requires the police enforcing another law to question people about their immigration status if there is reason to suspect they are in the country illegally.
This use of light from the sky above the horizon, whether emanating directly from the sun or not, enforces another characteristic of Claude's paintings: recession in depth.
It is rare for an American judge to refuse to enforce another country's bankruptcy law in the United States, Mr. Harper said.
The exchanges came amid reports higher-earning men will be required to disclose if their wives claim child benefit - with fines for non-compliance - in a bid to enforce another welfare cut.
The once unassailable popularity of Tsipras, meanwhile, has been pummelled by the implementation of some of the harshest measures to date and few believe he has the political capital to enforce another round of austerity.
On July 25th, three days after it had agreed to talk to Russia about plans to withdraw from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty, the Bush administration rejected a draft protocol for enforcing another 30-year-old treaty governing deadly weapons.
