Sentence examples for enforced many from inspiring English sources

Even if the fines are vigorously enforced, many people may choose to pay them and stay uninsured.

But the trial has also enforced many Italians' belief that political collusion with the Mafia is inevitable, while others view such accounts as myth.

Astonishingly, when American citizens demand that immigration laws be enforced, many of these illegals (recently in Hempstead) organize demonstrations demanding their "rights" and crying "racism".

It also may have something to do with the fact that, if these new royalties were to be enforced, many of the online radio sites would have been forced to shut down completely.

Until the Hays Code was enforced, many animated shorts featured suggestive content, including sexual innuendo, references to alcohol and drug use, and mild profanity.

As for the idea that the ban is illegitimate because it should have gone into effect (or the current rules banning it should have been enforced) many years ago, I actually see this as a more reasonable argument to make.

States have the primary role in enforcing many of the new standards.

(One unfortunate is "seized of no less than nine arrows: Which occurrence in lower degree would enforce many to retire").

The state's Board of Elections, which sets and enforces many of these rules, is filled with party hacks.

In its last month's report on American business in China, the American Chamber of Commerce for mainland China said the Chinese government's commitment to enforcing many W.T.O.

Mr. Castañeda acknowledged that carrying out and enforcing many of the proposals would depend almost entirely on the will of the United States government.