Sentence examples for enforced increasingly from inspiring English sources

From an early stage in its resurgence over the past four years, Isis has enforced increasingly onerous rules regulating the lives and behaviour of women.

This is only the latest incident in the creeping use of more police force to enforce increasingly petty crimes.

That would send a hell of a message that breaking the law does not make you a bad person, especially when the law itself is bad and enforced by increasingly aggressive government agencies.

Ancillary characters exist to enforce the increasingly unstable hold of slavery and to behave with a casual cruelty that makes a mockery of law.

From a macro viewpoint, Opus also benefits from overall market growth as governments increasingly outsource non-core services, emissions regulations are increasingly enforced as the growth in the vehicle fleets in developing nations goes hand-in-hand with higher pollutions levels.

While antigay laws were increasingly enforced, Mohammed and Mr. Hili said they still felt safe.

These rules were increasingly enforced by foremen, who mediated between owners and ordinary labourers.

The futility of democratic mass mobilization in a world where the interests of capital are enforced by an increasingly militarized police?

Although climate change and enforced migration are increasingly linked, those displaced have no legal standing under existing international refugee and asylum law.

It has been increasingly enforced ever since the Thai military took power in 2014 in a coup, and many people have been punished with harsh jail sentences.

The government, which seems increasingly paranoid, enforced a rarely used law intended to curb "party hopping"—ie, post-election defections by candidates of the losing party.