Sentence examples for enforced daily from inspiring English sources

That long and voluntary fast vindicated the enforced daily fast of imprisonment.

Bar-closing laws are enforced daily by inspectors who learn which establishments they will be visiting only minutes before heading out.

Enforced daily shaving had created a painful rash for which a medical orderly gave me a foul ointment of a kind a vet might have prescribed for scrapie.

She persuaded them to enforce a daily block of quiet time, during which it was considered acceptable to ask to be left alone.

The no-fly zones are enforced on a daily basis.

Holder has also brought much-needed attention to the ways in which criminal law is enforced on a daily basis.

"They acted on a starkly simple belief — that malignant governance, enforced by a daily assault against human dignity, could not possibly be legal," she said in an e-mail.

In a press release last month, the plaintiffs argued that Wal-Mart had "a corporate culture that is rife with gender stereotypes," with "highly subjective policies enforced on a daily basis by its Home Office to ensure consistency in results".

31 With food supplies dangerously low, rationing was enforced such that daily caloric intake was typically around 1,000 calories/day, dropping to 400 calories/day at the height of the famine.

Briefly, the procedure involves unilateral intraarticular injection of active TGFβ1 (200 ng in 0.1% (wt/vol) bovine serum albumin) at 0 and 48 hours, followed by daily enforced uphill treadmill running (17° gradient at 32 cm/second for 20 minutes) for 2 weeks.

For example, according to a Time magazine article published on 11 August 1952 entitled "In Mourning", the Peronist government enforced the beginning of daily periods of five minutes of mourning, following the daily radio announcement.