Sentence examples for enforced depending on the from inspiring English sources
Muhammadanism's iconoclasm, born of the fledgling monotheism's rivalry with pagan idolatry, has been variously enforced, depending on the ruler, in Islam's far-flung domains.
A buffer zone exists on the Palestinian side of the barrier and the degree to which it varies in size, and the rigor with which it is enforced, depends on the mood of the soldiers.
The strength with which the set point calibration is enforced depends on the levels of leptin at the time of calibration.
But during the past 100 years in Iran, hair coverings have alternately been banned and enforced, depending on who was in power at the time.
But during the past 100 years in Iran, hair-coverings have alternately banned and enforced, depending on who was in power at the time.
The way in which it is enforced depends on principles formulated in an 1837 court case known as the Caroline test.
Although they were not finally repealed until May 1322, the vigour with which they were enforced depended on who was in control of government.
Weak enforcement: Paul Jeffries, who enforced (or didn't enforce, depending on your view) the platform rules, wanted to allow a laissez-faire economy, stepping in only when the violations were so egregious that his call center was getting flooded with complaints.
What Demos has found and what other research has found is that these laws are enforced differently, depending on the state.
The American notion of enforced equality depends on the Constitution and on the vigor of its enforcement — and implies a confidence, or even a faith, in the law and its enforcement that's stronger than the doubt of an individual official's personal prejudices.
