Sentence examples for enforced because of from inspiring English sources

"That's a penalty and it should have been drastically enforced because of it.

Exculpatory contracts are a paradigmatic ex-ample of contracts that will not be enforced because of public policy.

Despite the ban, enforced because of the group's aggressive nationalism, the bikers are still planning to cross through Poland.

Unfortunately, the rules are in danger of not being enforced because of budget constraints and resistance from the agencies.

He told the hearing that the law was not rigorously enforced because of the close relationship police and politicians had with senior media executives.

But these rules were rarely enforced because of police corruption on the streets, according to John Gichigi, the branch executive officer at Matatu Owners Association.

He added that new rules trying to restrict the practice would be hard to enforce because of the unofficial nature of the commitments.

At the same time, however, he lodged an increasing number of troops in or next to cities, a process whose objective was ease and economy of supply; however, training and discipline were harder to enforce because of it, and the men hung about in idleness.

The experience of Asbos is that they can be very hard to obtain and to enforce because of the sheer effort required to gather enough evidence to satisfy the courts.

As with most coral reefs around the world, the lagoon communities of Millennium may be threatened by climate change and associated warming, acidification and sea level rise, as well as sporadic local resource exploitation which is difficult to monitor and enforce because of the atoll's remote location.

She said the rules of the house needed to be strictly enforced because most of the mothers had never known supervision.