Sentence examples for had decided to enforce from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the Metropolitan Opera had decided to enforce its prohibition on singers appearing at fund-raising benefits when they are under contract at the Met.

Although there was no contesting that Hindes had infringed as he made way for Kenny at the end of lap one, with four teams going at once, it was hard to avoid the impression that the referees had decided to enforce the rule at the price of any value this had as a sporting contest.

But invoking a need for more neighborliness, the City of Glendale has decided to enforce an 80-year-old law that prohibits fences in front yards.

A16 Love Thy Neighbor, or Else Glendale, Calif., has decided to enforce an 80-year-old law that prohibits fences in front yards.

Coal truck drivers upset that the governor has decided to enforce state highway weight limits blocked traffic around the Capitol complex in Charleston.

John Hagerty, a spokesman for the state police, said that Superintendent Carson Dunbar had decided to not take a position and "would enforce what the Legislature says is law".

Ms. Barton stated that while on patrol to enforce the fire ban, she had decided to destroy the letter which she had in her possession".

While polls have found that half, or close to half, of American adults generally oppose legalization, the YouGov poll found that only about a third of respondents favored enforcing federal law in states that had decided to legalize use.

He had decided to attend.

Apple has decided to strictly enforce their SDK guidelines with the release of 3.0, leaving potentially millions of iPhone users with applications that will not be compatible with iPhone OS 3.0.

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