Sentence examples for enforced primarily from inspiring English sources

The isolation of the Iraqi population, enforced primarily by the United States and Britain, has manifestly failed in its overt objective: it has served only to allow Saddam Hussein to tighten his grip.

"We will make other governments around the world go around enforcing rights primarily held by Americans.

The conflict of interest rules are primarily enforced in two ways: a lawyer can be disqualified from continuing to represent a client, or the client can sue the lawyer for damages over a breach of a fiduciary duty.

The rule was invalidated by a federal appellate court in August 2012 after it was challenged by a group of upwind states and industry because it enforced pollution controls primarily on coal plants.

We show here that Radix species divergence may be primarily enforced by selection on life history traits such as (larval-) development and growth rate.

A group of agents at Immigration and Customs Enforcement objected, and Napolitano also ran into "serious logistical concerns" at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the DHS agency that would primarily enforce the program.

Cal/OSHA will enforce the regulation primarily by investigating complaints.

The villagers' objection to the Taliban was primarily to their rigorously enforced ban on growing opium poppies.

This finding is surprising as N. tetrasperma is a self-compatible and primarily inbreeding taxon with enforced intratetrad mating (Raju and Perkins 1994), whereas N. discreta is a self-incompatible taxon.

Like the SFPA, Moskowitz observed, that ordinance, too, had been enforced only with civil penalties, and was primarily an economic regulation aimed at business activity, which businesses can reasonably be expected to study and prepare for.

If that policy were strictly enforced, illegal aliens would go home, since they are here primarily to get a job and send money home to their families.