Sentence examples for enforced in this case from inspiring English sources
He said it would be up to the inquiry to determine whether the regulations were properly drafted, and whether they were correctly enforced in this case.
Richard Martin, the Scotland Yard commander responsible for covert policing, told the High Court that he accepted that over time, there had been "some inconsistency" in the police's application of the "neither confirm nor deny" policy, but he added that it was in the public interest that it was enforced in this case.
Rabin-Havt concludes, "I look forward to hearing how this new policy will be enforced in this case".
Monophyly was enforced in the case of the dendrophylliids (calibration node B), but not for nodes A or C. Ethanol preserved specimens were immersed in 20% (w/v) EDTA (pH 8) for two weeks at 4°C for decalcification.
Annexation in the absence of a natural or adopted heir was enforced in the cases of Satara (1848), Jaitpur and Sambalpur (1849), Baghat (1850), Chota Udaipur (1852), Jhansi (1853), and Nagpur (1854).
But these laws mean little if regulations based on them are not enforced or, in this case, are never created in the first place.
It doesn't reverse the ban on churches endorsing candidates that is contained in a 1954 law known as the Johnson Amendment (which isn't aggressively enforced in any case).
The executive branch is charged with enforcing executive orders, so Trump can simply choose not to enforce it in this case.
In this sense we must understand the statute to have been construed by the court, for in this sense it was enforced in the present case; there being no finding, nor any evidence to support a finding, that plaintiff in error was guilty in any other sense.
It is normal for ministers to set policy and for others to enforce it – in this case the FSA".
Immigration Department spokesman Roger White said the original intent of the regulation was to prevent foreign workers from taking the jobs of Canadians, and that it made little sense to enforce it in this case.
