Sentence examples for enforced which is from inspiring English sources

The city's sign regulations are labyrinthine and rarely enforced, which is why many business owners ignore them.

Others will simply not be enforced, which is why it's not surprising that banks have been among the biggest winners in the stock-market rally.

"For a tax system to work, taxes have to be fair across the board and penalties have to be enforced, which is not the case now," Mr. Rakintzis said.

The economic system is pushing millions into the private rented sector, which has no rent controls and no security of tenure, and where minimum standards apply only to houses in multi-occupancy – when, that is, those standards are enforced, which is hardly ever.

Illegal batting behind the LOS was correctly enforced which is half the distance from where the ball was snapped…very confusing.

Every law-enforcement officer has some leeway in choosing which laws to enforce, which is why it's rare to get a ticket for jaywalking, for example.

Partly, because sanctions are hard to enforce, which is why activist groups like Citizen Lab want tougher restrictions on products that can be used to violate human rights.

So Beimel performs like an enforcer, which is how Bonds hits.

Each segment was further classified by the date engineering works started (decision date) on the 20 mph zone (where relevant) and the date it started to be enforced, which might have been several years after the date of decision.

But enforcing compliance, which is Opec's traditional problem, is harder when you are attempting to corral non-members.

Mr. Udagawa agreed, saying, "Instead of making a law and enforcing it, which is a brutal way to direct people, design can help achieve similar effect, not by force of prohibition, but by encouraging certain behaviors".