Sentence examples for enforced to continue from inspiring English sources

Notably, the user on the right has been enforced to continue the rest of his painting with the new pen colour, which might have not been his intention.

It is worth observing that the user on the right has been enforced to continue the rest of his painting with the new pen colour, which might have not been his intention (Fig. 4).

In Saudi Arabia, for example, where cultural norms and legally enforced discrimination continue to prevent women from being recognized as equal citizens, companies struggled to find opportunities to promote and employ women despite commitments to champion equality.

At first, park officials vowed to continue enforcing the ban.

That decision was appealed to the Ninth Circuit, which issued a stay allowing the government to continue enforcing the policy as it made its way through the courts.

But state officials said Wednesday that they intended to continue enforcing the state law, which took effect on May 10, when it was signed by Gov. Mitch Daniels, a Republican.

The new legislation overrides many existing laws, though some localities will be able to continue enforcing rules that are more stringent than the federal requirements.

He said that the initiative was unconstitutional and vowed to continue enforcing marijuana laws, no matter what voters do in November.

Meanwhile, he has asked a federal appeals court to permit the state to continue enforcing the law, which was overturned in 2000.

Earlier this year, Congress declined to adopt an amendment that would have permitted the Agriculture Department to continue enforcing the salmonella standard regardless of the court's decision.

"We feel we will be able to continue enforcing those ordinances very aggressively," Jenny Hoyle, a spokeswoman for Chicago law department, said of the codes challenged by the N.R.A.