Sentence examples for enforced having from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Such a Code should (if properly enforced) have a stronger influence on the behaviour of journalists, and provide a more certain and objective framework for adjudicating disputes.

Professor Goldberg said that sodomy laws, even if not often enforced, had the effect of labeling gays as "criminals who deserved unequal treatment".

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the way in which the law was enforced had not been good enough.

But key details of the proposed regulations, including how the measure would be enforced, have not yet been worked out.

In yeast and mammals, the lid appears to assemble completely before attaching to the base, but how this hierarchical assembly is enforced has remained unclear.

National laws, effectively enforced, have the power to improve the health of the entire country, although their passage may be more difficult to achieve in political terms.

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.