Sentence examples for have been enforcing from inspiring English sources

Of course, ornery commuters have been enforcing de facto quiet cars since the dawn of the mobile age.

How they will get money to the PA is another matter; banks have been enforcing the blockade for fear of American lawsuits and sanctions.

The insurgents have been enforcing their harsh version of Islam in Somalia — banning music, bras and soccer — and have been fanning a religious war against the peacekeepers from Uganda and Burundi, two predominantly Christian nations.

Councillor Tony Page said: "The reason we have more fines is we have been enforcing them with cameras in a way we didn't do four or five years ago".

In the eastern state of Pihar, which runs along the southern border of Nepal, local police have been enforcing an alcohol ban since April of last year.

Hank started hounding the guy, his company, the people who sell poppers locally, and the authorities who should have been enforcing the law against the sale of poppers but are not.

Similar policies have been enforced in the UK.

"Those agreements have been enforced for more than 10 years.

Now the resolutions he defied have been enforced.

Frisell's diffidence may have been enforced by a long apprenticeship.

For too long, prostitution laws have been enforced in a gender-discriminatory manner.