Sentence examples for enforced has been from inspiring English sources

A 7 p.m. curfew, strictly enforced, has been proclaimed.

And although the laws that protect fish and forests have not been changed, the way they are enforced has been.

It would have some ability to ensure that the rules are followed; how the rules would be enforced has been a major source of partisan division.

The jailing of Ms Chen, who might have expected a fine under anti-poaching and smuggling laws that had hitherto been only laxly enforced, has been put down to public anger in Kenya at the loss of valuable wildlife.

To an outside observer, this argument over the legal status of a 1997 agreement that has never been enforced, has been rejected by the US and that puts no obligations on the world's biggest emitter and second biggest economy, China, may seem arcane.

But the mere fact that the patent being enforced has been acquired from another entity should have no bearing on whether an entity is a "patent troll," or whether they should be allowed to enforce.

Table 1 shows data from Germany where the laws were progressively enforced, having been first brought into effect in 1980.

The "scandal" according to Julia Poliscanova, a policy manager at campaign group Transport & Environment, is that the limits the new tests are supposed to enforce have been watered down.

It is a concession, in particular, for Benedict, who as the Vatican's doctrinal enforcer, has been strictly opposed to the commingling of Catholicism with local practice.

In the first story, Travolta, a lowlife enforcer, has been given the job of looking after Uma Thurman, the wife of a Los Angeles crime boss.

Granted, Sunderland still possess a certain physical edge but the fact that Yann M'Vila, their midfield enforcer, has been booked once in 30 games speaks volumes.