Sentence examples for enforcing as from inspiring English sources
"The reported offenses they aren't enforcing as much are [mostly] not criminal offenses: parking violations, urination in public, public intoxication, as well as some marijuana possession.
The hearings were among the most bruising and partisan confirmation battles in recent memory for a cabinet officer, with Democrats noting that Mr. Ashcroft is a longstanding critic of many of the laws he would be responsible for enforcing as head of the Justice Department.
Beyond making their way in the dark, though, modern humans have many other basic needs — maintaining well-being, feeling secure, and enforcing as much control over their domain as possible while exerting as little effort as necessary.
Brown noted that Carson had previously described the Fair Housing Act, a piece of civil rights legislation that HUD is partially responsible for enforcing, as a "failed socialist experiment".
And people die prematurely from the effects of the GOP's economic policies, too -- policies that it's now enforcing as a minority party by threatening even more intense and immediate harm -- the possibility of another world-wide recession, which would no doubt cause many more premature deaths, along with all the other sub-lethal suffering it would bring.
As such, it is important to decide what norms you are comfortable enforcing as the instructor in charge of your classroom.
Each person, moreover, is required to enforce as well as to obey this law.
The absurdly low speed limit of about twenty miles per hour is strictly enforced, as is a public smoking ban.
There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible — which is to say, occasionally.
Fleet mileage limits could be strictly enforced, as well as a more formidable gas-guzzler tax, which would hit more affluent car owners.
Most drivers probably don't care how parking regulations are being enforced as long as they thought it was being done fairly".
