Sentence examples for if fully enforced from inspiring English sources

The Administration has put in place several new sets of regulations that, if fully enforced, should have a significant impact on emissions.

If fully enforced, the ban will destroy one of the biggest components of the opium trade in the Golden Triangle, and shrink the world's supply of heroin.Sceptics wonder.

If fully enforced, the budget measures in the mayor's 2012 fiscal plan would greatly, but far from entirely, erase those future deficits, said Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, a business-financed tax watchdog group.

A new law signed by President Obama, if fully enforced, would penalize any foreign entity that does business with the Central Bank, the primary conduit for purchases of Iran's oil, its most important export.

But in recent weeks, the European Union has talked openly of imposing a boycott on Iranian oil, and President Obama is preparing to sign legislation that, if fully enforced, could impose harsh penalties on all buyers of Iran's oil, with the aim of severely impeding Iran's ability to sell it.

New efficiency standards for clothes washers, water heaters and air-conditioners adopted by the Clinton administration were projected by the Clinton Energy Department to reduce electricity demand by the equivalent of 170 300-megawatt power plants over 20 years if fully enforced.

The legislation, if enacted and fully enforced, would theoretically devastate what remains of Iran's ability to export oil, its most important product, by threatening customers with heavy penalties if they do not find other suppliers.

But even if they were fully enforced, they leave a huge gap.

Even strong rules are of little use if they are not fully enforced.

If immigration laws are fully enforced in the restaurant business, "At the end of the day, the customer is going to end up paying for it," he said.

But even if such judicial decisions were fully enforced, equality would remain elusive.