Sentence examples for ever enforced from inspiring English sources

But the rules were rarely, if ever, enforced and did not govern lobbyists.

"They have penalties for this and penalties for that but never, ever enforced them".

While on paper private entrepreneurial activities remain illegal, the law is seldom, if ever, enforced.

He may be freed, however, before the law is ever enforced on the vast majority of American companies.

UES and its customers could relapse into the make-believe world of barter and IOUs where bills need never be paid nor bankruptcy ever enforced.

The agency recently backed off inquiries into whether five major donors to such groups had paid gift taxes — a rule rarely if ever enforced.

And, as ever, enforcing the rules will be the difficult bit.

Senator David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, on Wednesday called Mr. Rubio "amazingly naïve" and "nuts" for believing that Mr. Obama would ever enforce the border.

But Ms. Kelley said she doubted that the city would ever enforce laws against short-term rentals as long as property owners continued to pay the hotel tax.

Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, who was working the crowded press room in Boston before last Tuesday's debate, laughed aloud at the idea and said, "I don't think you could ever enforce it".

We've got more laws than the administration could ever enforce.