Sentence examples for erratic enforcement from inspiring English sources

INSIDE PITCH The day after R. A. Dickey was forced to snip off a pair of handmade bracelets in the middle of his start, Terry Collins said he had no objection to rules and league directives, only to their erratic enforcement.

Nearly 20 years after voters approved the medical use of marijuana in California, the state's cannabis trade is a wild west of legitimate enterprises, outlaws and erratic enforcement, caused in large part by a patchwork of inconsistent laws covering the $2bn-a-year 2bn-a-year 2bn-a-year industry

The united front presented by the president and his top advisors has sucked all the air out of OSHA, leaving behind a series of erratic enforcement cases against egregious violators but failing to prevent the large majority of workplace illness and injury.

If Russia can get its tax system in order and the Kremlin can begin to count on a steady source of income for government programs, the country can at last begin to deal with some of its chronic problems, including a failing health care system, erratic law enforcement and the poverty of millions of elderly citizens.

Trucks can't sell food if they're parked in a metered space... or if they're within 200 feet of a school... or within 500 feet of a public market... Enforcement is erratic.

By releasing the funds only in response to public pressure, you've shown that your policy enforcement is erratic and our money can disappear on a whim.

Yet local enforcement has been erratic.

The one described by Bernard Lewis as "most degrading" was the requirement of distinctive clothing, not found in the Quran or hadith but invented in early medieval Baghdad; its enforcement was highly erratic.

After Reconstruction ended in 1877, enforcement of these laws became erratic, and in 1894, Congress repealed most of their provisions.

Enforcement of the law has been erratic.

Unfortunately, some baseball players are going to continue to use PEDs and MLB's enforcement policies will, at best, be erratic and incomplete.