Sentence examples for enforced around from inspiring English sources
He was perturbed, he said, by the apparent inconsistency of how rules are enforced around baseball.
Strict guidelines are enforced around Facebook's "involved in this story" feature, which pulls information from Facebook pages of newsmakers – say, a sports star or a famous author.
That law was repealed in Britain in 1971, and the year earlier in Finland, but comparable legislation was still being enforced around the globe.
Elkins said he hoped rules prohibiting drivers from getting out of their cars during races will be better enforced around the country.
In return — with some variation in the way laws are structured and enforced around the country — the host states get to tax what the stars and others are paid for their time working there.
A butcher would no longer be able to enforce his contract for halal meat — contracts that, like deals for kosher or other faith-sanctioned foods, are regularly enforced around the country.
The issue wasn't that Apple changed their App Store rules, it's that they started enforcing them (around in-app purchases) which jumpstarted a shitstorm.
The production team maintained heavily enforced security around the film.
In other parts of Canada, strictly enforced regulations around security and site construction drive up the cost of entry, cutting small players out.
Australian racing has strict and heavily enforced powers around drugs and there is no firm figure on rates of drug use in the industry.
The predicted set and the all set showed more enforced maxima around low values of PPC.
