Sentence examples for gets enforced from inspiring English sources

"But I'm happy that it's law, and hope that it gets enforced".

Even so, what's on the statutes does not necessarily translate to what gets enforced.

"We now have to ensure this gets translated into law [by parliament] and the law gets enforced".

Of course, I don't know if airport pricing gets enforced for this type of stuff -- Uber enables flat pricing for some airport rides -- but at least it's a quicker way of getting picked up.

An eight-week loan with four installment payments is effectively the same as a two-week payday loan rolled over three times, and if you add fees on top of the interest rate, borrowers could still pay over 300percentt interest on a $500 loan even if the new rule goes into effect and gets enforced.

"Law is very vulnerable when it makes orders that don't get enforced," said Charles Nesson, director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University.

"When international companies approach me with a foreign judgment that they wish to get enforced in Indonesia, I tell them I doubt success," said Todung Mulya Lubis, principal of the Indonesian law firm Lubis Santosa & Maramis and head of the country's branch of Transparency International, an organization that gauges honesty in government.

"But in general, when the law doesn't get enforced it sends the message that it's not really important".

The IT department decided what hardware got deployed, which applications were used and how business practices got enforced.

I'm certainly not going to sympathize with the various spammers facing jail time and huge court judgments as new state and federal laws start getting enforced.

The state has "only decent" building codes, he says, but the codes get enforced for new construction, which can lead to improvements in efficiency.