Sentence examples for enforced effectively from inspiring English sources

In the place where this scale has its home, childish agreements can he arrived at and enforced effectively — childish agreements, and agreements wearing the mask of childhood.

"There should be a broad consensus between political parties, good employers and trade unions that the minimum wage must always be enforced effectively.

"Even if the laws were enforced effectively, they wouldn't address most of the spam problem," said David E. Sorkin, a professor at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago who runs a site called Spamlaws.com.

Numerical experiments show that by inducing nodes at the appropriate locations, points of nearly zero vibration amplitudes can be enforced, effectively quenching vibration in that region of the plate.

Moreover, when the specified node locations are in the vicinity of one another, a region of nearly zero deflections can be enforced, effectively quenching vibration in that segment of the structure.

The importance of this function of money is dramatically illustrated by the experience of Germany just after World War II, when paper money was rendered largely useless because of price controls that were enforced effectively by the American, French, and British armies of occupation.

Led by Brent Kite, who has been enforcing effectively for Manly for years, they have a surfeit of bruisers led by Fuifui Moimoi, the Parramatta prop who has been rugby league's contender for the best name in sport since the retirement of the London Broncos stalwart Steele Retchless.

"The pass-through rate is a mess and it's going to be impossible to enforce effectively," Gregg Polsky, a tax professor at the University of Georgia School of Law, said in an interview.

In particular, we focused on who should be charged and how the rules can be applied and enforced more effectively.

And if they still do, how can they be enforced more effectively, since all the evidence suggests they are not only not honoured but dishonoured in the breach?

Long-Bailey insisted Labour did take a zero-tolerance approach to antisemitism but this had not been "enforced as effectively as it should have been".