Sentence examples for enforced throughout from inspiring English sources

But despite major shifts in sociological contexts, the ban against homosexuality was rigidly enforced throughout the centuries.

During the Tang period (618 907) the system was enforced throughout the country and became the most important fiscal institution of the central government.

Uniform standards for the strike zone and for positioning should be taught and enforced throughout the professional network, from rookie leagues to the majors.

This didn't just happen: it was part of a calculated policy to deny debate and scrutiny, which was enforced throughout the long Labour years.

The notorious Emergency Law that allows indefinite detention of suspects, and which has been enforced throughout Mr Mubarak's three decades in power, can be lifted only when security conditions allow, he insists.Such arguments appeal to many.

Lawrence Bachorik, a spokesman for the drug agency, said, "We are very disappointed that the court struck down the pediatric rule, which we have vigorously enforced throughout the litigation".

Facts on each dinosaur are presented in clever rhyming sentences that, if re-enforced throughout the program, could have helped players retain information.

For the blockade to succeed, it had to be enforced rigorously throughout Europe.

We enforced a curfew throughout high school and even managed to hang onto it through the summer after graduation.

Although the Stamp Act was scheduled to go into effect on November 1, 1765, it was not enforced because protestors throughout the colonies had compelled stamp distributors to resign.

South Africa is on high alert as a surge of power plant maintenance issues have led to a spike in enforced black-outs throughout the country, temporarily depriving millions of electricity and raising criticism of the government's failure to address a longstanding need for more energy infrastructure.