Sentence examples for enforced late from inspiring English sources

Mr. Luxemburg added that courts have generally enforced late fees as long as the fee is intended to compensate the co-op for the work involved in collecting the unpaid maintenance.

When you hold to strict standards and policies (like enforcing late fees), it will prevent the tenant from being their own worst enemy.

These latter sequences enforce late replication or suppression of replication even on the circular plasmid bearing the ARS fragment containing the above two putative origins.

As suggested by the authors, it would be very interesting to determine if those cis-acting regulatory sequences might collaborate with Rif1 to enforce late S-phase replication of telomeres in the future.

She also announced plans to give councils more power to enforce late-night levies and to shut venues down.

Robbed of his sight as a child, the rural-born Chen taught himself law and used his knowledge with gusto, drawing international attention in 2005 after accusing officials of enforcing late-term abortions and sterilisations.

They warn that if the Ministry of Justice enforces the latest reduction it will lead to lower quality legal representation, miscarriages of justices and more criminals walking free from court.

And it was unclear tonight whether the police would enforce the latest court ruling and evict squatters who were unwilling to leave.

The defense secretary's disclosure came as Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, described the military's commitment to "vigorously enforce" the latest United Nations Security Council resolution on North Korea's nuclear program.

In response, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said the most pressing task was for all parties to enforce the latest U.N. resolutions on North Korea fully, rather than "deliberately complicating the issue".

He has since been subjected to further enforced disappearances, the latest beginning in April 2010.