Sentence examples for first enforcing from inspiring English sources

If the United States grants amnesty to those who were brought to the United States illegally by their parents without first enforcing our immigration laws, we will undoubtedly have to deal with this problem again in the future.

Nergiz et al. [32] provide privacy protection by: (1) first enforcing k-anonymity, i.e. all released information refers to at least k users/trajectories, (2) randomly reconstructing a representation of the original dataset from the anonymization.

At first, enforcing distance was envisioned as a two-metre wide trench between the CCC and visitors.

First, enforce the laws already on the books.

Wouldn't it be better to first enforce the current goal?

Trading rhino horns domestically is now legal in South Africa after a judge overturned a ban first enforced in 2009.

Mr. Lazio opposes those measures, arguing that the nation should first enforce existing gun laws before considering national registration.

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.

In the 10 years since those restrictions were first enforced, the number of heat stroke deaths at college football practices has plummeted.

And, in any case, the sense of the First World War as meaningless horror was the lived experience of the participants, which became louder and clearer only after the first enforced chorus of regimented rhetoric faded.

When investors started buying town homes in the small, Atlanta-area community of Austin Park, where units that once sold for over $100,000 now go for as low as $30,000, homeowners did not at first enforce a rental cap because they preferred landlords over vacant units that were no longer paying association dues.