Sentence examples for enforced because the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry's edict, in February 2007, was never enforced because the Texas Legislature blocked it.

She said they were told that the contracts would be enforced because the building was not damaged.

The ban, which called for a $1,000 fine, was never enforced because the state gun group obtained a restraining order.

Alastair Roberts, Cambridge City Council's safer communities officer, said the ban on punts using council land had been enforced because "the numbers were getting quite significant, with punts lined up all the way down the river bank".

Although Article 420 is in effect, it is not yet being enforced, because the relevant "established applicable norms" do not exist.

This was enforced because the developers wanted to avoid the sharing of save data in order to gain trophies they did not earn.

"We want the law enforced because that's the law we are following," said Marc Racicot, chairman of the Bush campaign.

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

As mentioned by Posner (1997), some laws perceived as social norms are difficult to enforce because the legislation is not well-specified for enforcement purposes.

Soon after the Deutsche Bank fatalities, high-ranking fire officials said the rule on inspections was followed inconsistently and was difficult to enforce because the Fire Department received no official notice of construction or demolition jobs from the Buildings Department.

The Lead and Copper Rule is unusually tricky to enforce, because the contaminants in question are out of the control of the water utilities.