Sentence examples for enforced as from inspiring English sources

The absurdly low speed limit of about twenty miles per hour is strictly enforced, as is a public smoking ban.

There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible — which is to say, occasionally.

Most drivers probably don't care how parking regulations are being enforced as long as they thought it was being done fairly".

Fleet mileage limits could be strictly enforced, as well as a more formidable gas-guzzler tax, which would hit more affluent car owners.

"In this case, the co-op has a variety of rights that it should have enforced as soon as the shareholder of record left the apartment," he said.

There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible which is to say, occasionally.

Other laws recriminalise libel and create a blacklist of (loosely defined) offensive websites.Taken together, these new laws are not as likely to be consistently enforced as much as they are meant to intimidate.

They have a problem with guidelines being unclear and inconsistently enforced as is obviously the case here.

Each person, moreover, is required to enforce as well as to obey this law.

"The reported offenses they aren't enforcing as much are [mostly] not criminal offenses: parking violations, urination in public, public intoxication, as well as some marijuana possession.

We will enforce as liberal a return policy as possible.