Sentence examples for enforced elsewhere from inspiring English sources

The Police Department and Department of Consumer Affairs have dusted off all the rule books, ticketing sidewalk vendors for all types of violations that had not been enforced in decades and, in some cases, are still not enforced elsewhere.

While reforms have changed much at head offices, they are hard to enforce elsewhere.

The seven U.K. research councils which distribute grants and fund large research infrastructures managed to save  £106 million that could have been lost if they were subjected to the efficiency savings the Chancellor is enforcing elsewhere in the government.

Payments have to be made - even when Turkey intervenes to enforce parts of its law that apply elsewhere in the country.

There's reason to believe this coming winter could be different, as El Niño appears to enforce its will elsewhere in the country — offering a possible preview of what California could see.

And a lot of the time that is because the rules are enforced with so little enthusiasm elsewhere.

In medical journals and at scientific meetings, some doctors in South Africa and elsewhere have advocated enforced confinement of XDR-TB patients.

Against this background, a new social contract is required, enforced as we have argued elsewhere by a social process of licensing which enforces corporate responsibility according to local and sectoral circumstances.

All evidence now is that it is enforced in the dorms, but not elsewhere.

17 19–21 However, the WHO's recommendations, 11 12 enforced at the country level in Cameroon 14 and elsewhere, suggest that only those HIV patients on a PI should be screened for dyslipidaemia.

Elsewhere in Brooklyn, where authenticity is not as strictly enforced, Vinh Nguyen has created a succulent banh mi at Silent H called the Greenpoint: a tribute to the area's many traditional Polish butcher shops.