Sentence examples for enforced in the first from inspiring English sources
Such arrangements were enforced in the first half of the 20th century by most countries with dependent colonies; of these, the British imperial preference introduced in 1932 was perhaps the most important.
"Doing so would derail this promising first step, alienate us from our allies, and risk unraveling the coalition that enabled our sanctions to be enforced in the first place".
Chicago's promotion rules, among the toughest in the nation, are enforced in the third, sixth and eighth grades.
While this forbiddance was deliberately overlooked in the first round, providing an opportunity to cheat, it was strictly enforced in the second, conducted two months later in the same classes with the same quiz.
The second, third and fourth edicts seem not to have been enforced in the West at all.
Honduras have been acting up since the enforced break in the first half, and that's been coming.
Ditching the inflation target would, by this account, just be an admission that it never had the stomach to enforce it in the first place.The RBI would put things differently.
The weight of the problem must not be left to fall solely on the shoulders of fishermen, but on the EU policy which enforces it in the first place.
In 2013, the Tribe's water rights were enforced for the first time, in what is known as a 'Water Call'.
Harvey says the rules, which will be enforced for the first time in December based on this season's accounts, are already having the intended effect of dampening down spiralling wages.
