Sentence examples for inflexible enforcement from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the inflexible enforcement of that rule should be limited to those who—unlike the appellants—were on notice of their obligation to be able to prove that they made tangible efforts, however futile, to find an outside buyer.

The lockdown model of education with oppressive rules and blindly inflexible enforcement is a failure.

Efforts to address food safety, it says, are "hampered by inconsistent and inflexible oversight and enforcement authorities, inefficient resource use and ineffective coordination".

Absent a federal judiciary committed to "inflexible and uniform" enforcement of the Constitution, Hamilton recognized that "all the reservations of particular rights or privileges would amount to nothing".

It would be a mistake to immobilize these technologies by enforcement of a strict and inflexible validation approach that would hamper progress and test improvement.

Do immigrant communities feel safer in the U.S.? How have states joined the federal bandwagon of immigration enforcement or created solutions to an inflexible, broken immigration system?

The Bush administration says it wants to modify the enforcement process to "rescind some sanctions that are inflexible and often considered too harsh".

Our judicial system is imperfect and married to inflexible rules that occasionally contradict ethical living — but there is no better alternative for the enforcement of collective social laws.

Richard, meanwhile, is inflexible.

"They're inflexible.

The deadline is inflexible.