Sentence examples for first enforced by from inspiring English sources

The ban on assault-weapons imports was first enforced by President George H. W. Bush and strengthened by President Bill Clinton before it was abandoned by President George W. Bush.

The prohibition on scandalum magnatum was first enforced by the King's Council.

A restrictive dress code was first introduced and enforced by President Omar al-Bashir's Islamist government after it came to power in a coup 20 years ago.

The first criterion was enforced by selecting the 300 genes with the largest variation as measured by the magnitude of the standard deviation of the expression value across samples.

Plunder and second slavery were enforced by violence, as when the besiegers of Colfax massacred 50 black freedmen with rifles and cannon and tossed their bodies into a river.

In 1875, California passed the first anti-opium law, enforced by raids on Chinese opium dens.

The federal organic regulations are enforced by third-party certifiers.

These standards are enforced by third party agencies, none of which (as far as I know) operate in the medical marijuana industry.

Second, the mutation load enforced by each signature and its underlying process are detectable.

In most mammal species, cooperation is limited to small groups; there is little division of labor, no trade, no large-scale conflict, no social support for sick or disabled, and no moral systems enforced by third parties (Clutton-Brock 2009).

The convention also made the first mention of new Statutes, enforced by both powers as governing documents, which were not drafted until after the war — although both Sturdza and Ghica had appointed commissions charged with adopting such projects.