Sentence examples for enforced today from inspiring English sources

Former relationships with the royals earned residents several ancient rights still enforced today.

As the historian Arthur Asseraf reminds us, France's iconic freedom of the press law, passed in 1881 and still enforced today, was designed in part to exclude France's Muslim subjects.

Let me add only that sports do change, and often for the better: someone remarked after Chelsea's fingernail-biting victory over Liverpool in the F.A. Cup last weekend, that British football, as played in the seventies, would have resulted in seven yellow cards and four red ones as the rules are enforced today.

But the alcohol ban is much less rigorously enforced today than in the aftermath of the civil war, when Afghan Arab veterans swept down from the mountains to the coastal plains.Captain Haines once hung the corpse of a would-be murderer in chains from Aden's Barrier Gate.

And we were also doing some analysis on Yahoo, and it was pretty incredible: The Yahoo portfolio had about 1,000 patents that were granted and enforced today.

Little information was given about the project aside from a short description from the user who posted the photo: "I go to a prep school where dress code is enforced, today this was found around campus".

The ban will be enforced later this year.

A strengthened version of Section 508 has been enforced since June 2001.

SHANGHAI — CHINA announced last week that it would loosen its famous "one-child" policy, enforced since 1980.

It would also be enforced next year; the government levy will not come in until 2018.

And, because of public sector bilingualism enforced since 1993, the opportunities to use the language are now greater.