Sentence examples for inconsistent enforced from inspiring English sources
Often a policy is a mixture of ad hoc rules for a certain period of time that could have evolved which can fall into an inconsistent enforced state.
It is hard to have a consistent position on U.S. immigration laws, partly because the laws themselves seem so inconsistent, and inconsistently enforced: an immigrant who evades armed guards at the border might subsequently arrive in a so-called sanctuary city, in which the federal statutes seem not to apply.
Current regulations, Obama said, were inconsistent and, often, inconsistently enforced.
Now, FMyLife disallowed paid applications and advertising when its API launched in February 2009, but the company has been inconsistent about enforcing those rules.
While the United States does not believe the Chinese government willfully violated a United Nations ban on military sales to Pyongyang, officials say the sale demonstrates China's inconsistent approach to enforcing it.
In other words, models may allow 'false-positive' metabolic states, which respect the enforced metabolic constraints but are inconsistent with other biological processes.
It's clear that rules change, that they aren't reliably enforced or followed, that they may be quite inconsistent, one rule might be quite inconsistent.
In light of that principle, Boy Scouts of America v. Dale held that the Boy Scouts could not be enforced to employ gay scoutmasters whose behaviors were is inconsistent with the Scout's core beliefs.
The extent to which disciplinary action is enforced at management level can be characterized as unfair and inconsistent.
It tried Sangha members for "activities inconsistent with and detrimental to Buddhism" and imposed on the Sangha a code of conduct enforced by criminal penalties.
