Sentence examples for enforced day from inspiring English sources

I don't like the idea of an enforced day of rest — I've never been big on that.

Metered parking will not be enforced Sunday.

A very important part of the goba and village council's role is to enforce day-to-day issues: regulating movements of herds, deciding on important dates of harvest, festivals, fines and punishments.

The alcohol ban will be enforced the day before and the day of matches.

And these lockouts are set to only be enforced on Friday and Saturday nights.

They all make painfully clear that what is needed is a comprehensive response — to restore rules, develop new ones as needed and enforce them day to day; to reassert the government's regulatory mission; and to reaffirm the centrality of solvency, safety and soundness of financial firms, and of investor and consumer protection.

Lost in this debate over the Fed's role is the fact that systemic risk would best be controlled by restoring rules ignored in the deregulatory fervor of the past decade, developing new rules as needed and enforcing them day to day.

What seem to matter most from the postdocs' point of view are the values that lab chiefs teach, practice, and enforce from day to day.

Alternate-side parking rules will not be enforced on Monday, but meters will be operating again.

These enforced 28-day contracts, regular physical tests, such as strip-searches, and medical tests (including pregnancy tests for women).

A separate court order granted to taxi drivers to clear another Mong Kok street is expected to be enforced on Wednesday.