Sentence examples for enforced equally from inspiring English sources

Either these laws should be repealed or enforced equally.

"The law is supposed to be enforced equally, but there were no arrests here and the local sheriff doesn't seem to understand that laws against breaking and entering and theft apply to everyone," Mr. Grader said.

The laws need to be enforced equally.

If drug laws were enforced equally in white communities as communities of color, the laws would change.

In contrast, sustainable capitalism requires that all participants in a contract or bargain believe their interests will be enforced equally by the courts: Capitalism requires that Lady Justice wear a blindfold.

"After the Trayvon Martin case, everyone knows that laws are rarely enforced equally," said Lisa Thurau, whose Cambridge, Mass.-based Strategies for Youth trains police to work with children.

As before, the onus of responsibility is equally on Facebook to enforce as it is on partners to engage in scrupulous handling of user data.

In challenging this argument, Solicitor General Waxman told the justices that it ran counter to the court's "completely unbroken practice of enforcing obligations equally whether they arise under statutes or regulations".

All it can do is set a norm and enforce it equally.

China, which for decades implemented a one child policy that included forced sterilization and forced abortions, finally relaxed this policy, and then went on to enforce an equally absurd regulation preventing women from freezing their eggs without a husband's approval.

Unfortunately, the enforcement of the laws against those modes of transportation are not equally enforced.