Sentence examples for enforcing the last from inspiring English sources

Work on this bill started months ago, but the House vote Friday came a day after a federal judge blocked Mississippi from enforcing the last state law in the nation to ban same-sex couples from adopting children.

She asks why she's being arrested when there are far worse crimes out there, and embarrassed he tells her they only have enough manpower to enforce the last three laws passed, even stating that it's the worst law system there is.

"It was almost impossible to enforce the ban last time around as everyone claimed they were using the bags that were allowed," he said.

Though unevenly enforced, the interdiction lasted from 1686 until 1759.

"The laws you have seen enforced in the last few months are perfectly adequate," he said.

True, rules were so sketchily enforced over the last several years that even minimally increased efforts have become noticeable.

But that policy can be difficult to enforce, and the last thing any company needs is to have a policy that is honored only part of the time.

And yet, federally-funded abstinence programs have been heavily advocated and enforced for the last thirty years, and there is not a shred of evidence to support their efficacy.

He finally retired to Iffley, near Oxford, where he had one last shot at enforcing the pastness of the past with Christianity Medieval and Modern (1993), centred on the year 1000.

Langdon, the Rangers' de facto enforcer the last few years and one of the most popular players in the dressing room, played just 21 games last season before undergoing season-ending abdominal surgery.

On this day, Europe will start enforcing the General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR), possibly the most important data regulation in the last 20 years.