Sentence examples for enforcing a lot from inspiring English sources

When the police were enforcing a lot, it did increase the violence because women were jumping in cars without checking.

Previously, he said, corporate travel managers "were afraid to not let somebody do what they wanted to do and stay where they wanted to stay because they might go to work for somebody else -- but I think now the travel policies that were in place in the past are actually being enforced a lot more".

If this rule is always enforced, a lot of guys will be in trouble for getting help from a friend".

"And it's enforced by a lot of the people who talk about movies.

Police were enforcing a Parades Commission ban.

Thus, by enforcing CO2 limits, a lot of water use can be avoided.

I feel like in a lot of ways it enforces a binary between 'male' and 'female' and it brings to mind this concept of an internal struggle and an external journey from one to the other and that is not me.

Unfortunately, the odd lost playtime at school isn't going to go far in making this problem go away, so if there's any chance of you handing out a few red cards or match bans at home it'd probably enforce the point a lot more clearly.

One thing that helps is making a conscious choice to get what you can out of it, despite it being an enforced situation with a lot of pressure.

Online retailing has enforced a kind of market discipline: it's a lot harder to price gouge than it used to be.

To enforce a very low funds rate, the Fed must supply an awful lot of funds (assuming constant demand).