Sentence examples for had previously enforced from inspiring English sources
Last year, Patricia Marx chronicled the proliferation of therapist-certified emotional-support animals in establishments that had previously enforced strict human-only policies.
— Alexis Wilkinson, "Unplanned Parenthood" (November 9, 2015) Last year, Patricia Marx chronicled the proliferation of therapist-certified emotional-support animals in establishments that had previously enforced strict human-only policies.
By The New Yorker December 1, 2015 Last year, Patricia Marx chronicled the proliferation of therapist-certified emotional-support animals in establishments that had previously enforced strict human-only policies.
Isis had previously enforced the "Jihad marriage" order, also known as the "Jihad al-Nikah", in which jihad fighters have the right to take women, including minors, as captives and marry them for a short time, which might be one day or even a few hours.
Facebook had previously enforced the policy selectively to hurt competitors that had used its Find Friends or viral distribution features.
Lego, meanwhile, stuck to its policy, which it had previously enforced.
The crucial question remains of whether Boko Haram, whose members have previously enforced their idea of sharia law by beheading victims with chainsaws, has the longer-term capacity or will to administer its new gains.
Britain, which like France had previously opposed enforcing the flight interdiction, switched positions as well and agreed to go along with a move the Clinton Administration has been urging for several days.
Among the legal authorities on which it relied, AOL referred to several unpublished out-of-state cases in which the clause had been previously enforced.
Commerce One had not previously enforced the acquired patents and many companies were using the patented technologies at the time of the auction.
Moses and Sullivan had previously condemned the enforced closedown of the SFO investigation into the bribery allegations as a betrayal of the rule of law.
