Sentence examples similar to is systematically enforced from inspiring English sources

Had the act been systematically enforced, New England's economy likely would have been crippled.

(The practice of bribing customs officials to allow the import of cheaper French rum became common). Had the act been systematically enforced, New England's economy likely would have been crippled.

Current data suggest that the water quality guidelines should be systematically enforced for all beverages, without exception, there does not seem to be a sound scientific basis to allow higher As concentrations in drinks consumed in quantities equivalent to water.

CFOs are systematically enforcing earnings-per-share thinking in decisions throughout their organizations.

The framework plan also requires collaboration between the early education programs and schools in order to facilitate the transition, but does not provide specific details about how this should be done, and the requirement is not systematically enforced.

"The administration is systematically failing to enforce immigration law uniformly".

What's the argument, he asks, for keeping superstars like Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa out of the Hall of Fame for behavior that didn't violate baseball's rules at the time, or that weren't systematically enforced?

Our military is systematically pursuing its mission.

"God is systematically destroying America," McTernan writes.

To ignore either picture is systematically misleading.

What this does is systematically destroy trust.