Sentence examples for enforced rules from inspiring English sources

There are some severely enforced rules of composition, however.

Reducing that toll will require tighter and more strictly enforced rules of engagement.

It has enforced rules prohibiting public comment from anyone but Commissioner Gary Bettman and Bill Daly, the deputy commissioner.

A healthy financial market needs clear — and vigilantly enforced — rules on what's fairly researched information and what's an illegal tip.

Improving their comprehension (e.g., architecture, features, enforced rules, handled data) is a key point when dealing with their evolution/modernization.

Mr. Argibay, the manager explained, had violated one of the club's most sacred and strictly enforced rules: He was grunting.

But, she added, "Markets don't work in the way they are supposed to unless there are some well-enforced rules".

There have been several attempts to levy self-enforced rules, similar to those used by the N.C.A.A. for recruiting young athletes, with the most recent system created in 2003.

In other words, alongside uniform, well-enforced rules, doctors themselves need to set a new tone in the hospital corridors, policing their colleagues and letting new doctors know what kind of behavior is expected of them.

As I queued at the Passport Office for a "fast track" renewal, I saw six other people despatched to get replacement pics after failing to meet the strictly-enforced rules on how you can look.

It also differs from the policy in neighboring Southampton, where hardened structures, which are also implicated in worsening erosion on neighboring beachfronts, are not permitted under town-enforced rules.