Sentence examples for enforced until now from inspiring English sources

It is unclear why the state law has not been enforced until now.

The ordinance, rarely enforced until now, sought to promote an open, uncluttered look for residential streets and to prevent tall hedges from blocking views or casting shadows on neighboring properties.

The regulation was approved back in 2011, but has not been enforced until now.

They just hadn't enforced it until now.

But parking officials have now decided the rule will no longer be enforced until new lines have been painted.

The problems have not been merely legal – there have been, for example, laws against wife-beating since the 19th century, which were rarely enforced until the late 1970s, and still can't halt the epidemic of domestic violence now.

770, issued in 1966 and enforced until 1989.

While the government ordered an evacuation of the area shortly after the nuclear emergency began, it has not enforced the edict until now, and residents have been slipping back into the zone to retrieve their belongings.

The movement has reclaimed authority from a government that has been all-powerful until now, enforced tighter environmental standards on dangerous industries and opposed runaway development schemes, from unwanted highways and bridges to dams.

In a district that until now enforced admission by lottery and racial quotas -- schools had to strive for no more than 25percentt non-Latino white students even if that meant recruiting out of district -- the administrators and teachers at NEST want to reward students who work hard.

While the SEC uses US GAAP to help enforce the disclosure of material financial information, until now, there have been no accounting standards for the disclosure of material sustainability information.