Sentence examples for enforced really from inspiring English sources

These environmental and labor standards in the text of the agreement, not in a side agreement, in the text of the agreement that can be enforced, really matter.

I'd probably try to enforce really hierarchical and competitive structures within science too, so the workers only talk up and down, rather than organise together.

As if - as if - the supposedly unknowing recipient of this enforced generosity really believes that they'll be the first worker in the history of the world not to get an almost-funny-but-really-not-quite card and M&S cake on their birthday.

"And really," she said, "the only time we've really enforced the replacement fee was with the hotel, because guests kept pilfering keys as souvenirs, even after the hotel tried to discourage it by attaching a big brass ring to them".

There have actually been similar rules since 2011, but the company never really enforced them, since, as has been demonstrated over and over, enforcing a real-name requirement is easier said than done.

If you really enforced the rule, you'd have to cancel the whole league".

"The rule is not really enforced," said Mr. Armand, a 34-year-old car salesman.

Policy is important and I think that we have not tried abstinence, really enforced it".

I wish to heck I could". In the end, the ban was never really enforced.

Says not much wrong with Press Complaints Commission code - "it's all there - what goes wrong is it's not really enforced".

"Security is so tight and procedures so strictly enforced, this is really a surprise," he said of the leaks by Mr. Snowden.