Sentence examples for interpreted and enforced from inspiring English sources

How have anti-spam laws been interpreted and enforced?

"Social legislation must be interpreted and enforced in a reasonable and humane manner," she said.

Even when the rules appear to be the same, they may not be consistently interpreted and enforced.

Below these top jobs lie hundreds of others whose occupants will help determine how the country's environmental laws are interpreted and enforced.

Much depends on how the rules are interpreted and enforced, and the Justice Department's willingness to stand up to insistent intelligence agency demands.

An extensive array of federal, state, county and municipal regulations — variously interpreted and enforced by regulatory officials — govern urban planning, land and infrastructure development, and building construction.

Describing the lawsuit underlying the case as "a not-so-veiled attempt to gut the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," Edwards concluded his written opinion by noting that the court's ruling "defies the will of Congress and the permissible interpretations of the agencies to whom Congress has delegated the authority to interpret and enforce the terms of the ACA".

The courts interpret and enforce them.

Data is distributed to the appropriate applications, which in turn interpret and enforce the access rules.

How do top editors at The Times interpret and enforce the policy when a star reporter is involved?

"The FEC is a completely dysfunctional agency that repeatedly refuses to properly interpret and enforce the laws," he says.