Sentence examples for enforced so from inspiring English sources

The rules are no longer enforced so harshly.

Federal standards are lax and poorly enforced, so security companies provide the bare minimum -- and sometimes less.

The law of diminishing returns is enforced so stringently that the movie succeeds not only in negating its own comedy, but its very being.

That law was broad and wasn't really enforced, so I would say the true trustbusting tradition starts in 1901 with Theodore Roosevelt.

He said the Electoral Commission and the CPS were independent, but election laws "must be enforced so that money can't buy power".

A martial-style curfew is enforced so strictly here that ambulance service is halted at night, when lethal mayhem takes over.

But it's a hard law to enforce, so moral pressure is vital too: stigmatizing, as well as criminalizing.

California law makes noncompete agreements difficult to enforce, so there is rarely a legal reason that would prohibit poaching valuable employees.

But he conceded that councils had a difficult job enforcing so many government regulations without adding further complexity to the policy landscape.

"Later, this economic growth itself improves institutions and technology, making contracts easier to monitor and enforce, so that a culture of honesty is no longer necessary for further growth".

The fact that Prince Nayef has been identified with the conservative factions could change once he shifts away from the Interior Ministry, which is in charge of enforcing so much that they hold dear, and has to appeal to a broader segment of society.