Sentence examples for has recently enforced from inspiring English sources

The problem is so bad that California has recently enforced legislation that requires doctors to see patients on a timely basis.

The FTC deals with deceptive or unfair business practices, and has recently enforced actions against a medical billing company that collected personal medical information without consent and a medical transcription company that used a third party for services without making sure that third party could implement reasonable security measures.

Xinjiang authorities have recently enforced a spate of regulations against Uighur customs, including some that confound common sense.

Something like this is already coming into force in the European Union where the Court of Justice has recently begun to enforce the "right to be forgotten", which allows people to remove information from search results under certain circumstances.

FMyLife's developer community has a new reason to visit the site this week: to complain about the restrictions the company has recently started to enforce on its API.

The City of Albany has recently voted to begin enforcing no-camping laws at the Albany Bulb.

Contrastingly, CR in E. coli has recently been shown to enforce symmetrical cell division while prolonging longevity (Lele et al. 2008), although it is possible that CR simply reduces oxidative damage and protein aggregation below a detectable limit.

While China's neighbor, Russia, has long had strong environmental protection laws on the books but hasn't enforced them, China has recently made big strides in strengthening its environmental laws as well as enforcing them.

The UN, after approval by the Security Council, sends peacekeepers to regions where armed conflict has recently ceased or paused to enforce the terms of peace agreements and to discourage combatants from resuming hostilities.

One of two complaints filed by Intel rivals with the European Commission, which enforces antitrust law, has recently been withdrawn, a commission spokeswoman, Amelia Torres, said.

EHP has a long history of editorial independence and has recently emerged as a leader in crafting and enforcing strong policies to address competing financial interests and awareness of potential conflicts of interest.