Sentence examples for hard enforced from inspiring English sources

For instance, a scene of slave-owners and their Northern guests amiably passing by cotton fields while slaves toil in the background presents, as if in a documentary, the obvious connection between the white Southerners' gracious ways and the hard, enforced work of slaves that makes it possible.

But if Bystander thinks he's got it hard enforcing the law, consider the plight of Bill Sticker, a traffic warden whose interests are listed as walking and sarcasm.

Hard to draft, hard to enforce, hard to secure support from central European countries.

Then it repositioned, sinking deeper, cutting harder, enforcing a regiment to compartmentalize and secure a household, a job, taxes and other strange details of life's rote maintenance.

But some limits are real, hard and enforced.

The commitment on the part of firms to cut prices if costs decrease is hard to verify and thus hard to enforce.

The common argument presented to refute my view is that economic and social rights are really just aspirations, harder to enforce and harder to advocate for.

That sounds hard to enforce.

Repatriation, however, is hard to enforce.

Village regulations were hard to enforce.

Anti-littering rules are hard to enforce.