Sentence examples for enforced can be from inspiring English sources
"Conduct remedies, properly enforced, can be quite tough," he said, although he added that he might have gone a different route on the "tying claim" -- that Microsoft had improperly integrated its browser with the operating system.
And it is to me a surprising doctrine that a party can be tried for and convicted of a criminal offense not alleged against him, and afterwards, when the sentence is attempted to be enforced, can be prevented from taking the objection that no offense was charged in the accusation, because no defect of that kind was urged at the trial.
Yeah, it's interesting — I'm still learning about it, and how often the role of the enforcer can be underappreciated.
Getting caught on the wrong side of enforced obsolescence can be annoying and costly for the home user.
Enforced uncertainties can be incorporated in the design, but these tend to fix certain uses for certain areas.
If collision detection is performed with only one side of a spatula model, enforced displacement can be detected without culling collision pairs.
Even if broad-based property rights are well defined and enforced, there can be external shocks that ignite structural changes and disturb this equilibrium.
But enforcing contracts can be tricky, and the new law does not help much.
While there are laws and policies preventing the blanket use of criminal records to deny housing or a job, enforcing them can be a challenge.
And no law, however well it is enforced, can bring about an immediate change of mentality.
While such deductibles apply, they can be enforced only once a given year.
