Sentence examples for if the enforced from inspiring English sources

In 1896, upholding separate-but-equal accommodations, the Supreme Court held that, if "the enforced separation of the races stamps the colored race with a badge of inferiority," this was "solely because the colored race chooses to put that construction on it".

If we take the enforced decomposition of approximation subbands into account (constrained case), we denote the expected average decomposition depth D g f.

Besides, she said, if the police enforced the law, which was enacted in 1963, "the whole state would be in jail".

Several respondents raised significant alarm that they might be excluded from registration if the regulations enforced English (or French) as the profession's primary language.

The Twitter vigilantes Canadian Twitter users defied an official ban on posting election results before all the polls closed, running the risk of a hefty fine if the government enforces the law.

If the GSA enforces the lease by canceling it, the agency risks litigation.

A: It would help if the SEC enforced its own guidance.

If the policy enforced on Young in 2006 doesn't seem particularly enlightened, UPS itself would seem to agree.

They warn that if the Ministry of Justice enforces the latest reduction it will lead to lower quality legal representation, miscarriages of justices and more criminals walking free from court.

While the new rule is welcomed, it will be effective only if the Labor Department enforces it.

If strictly enforced, the prohibition would magnify the woes of European Union farmers since Russia ranks among their biggest markets.