Sentence examples for it enforced for from inspiring English sources

This appears easier said than done — how is it enforced, for example?

"Can the government require people to identify themselves when they stand on the courthouse steps to criticize government policies?" In its decision last year, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found for the city, which said that it had not selectively applied the law because it enforced it for all demonstrations, not just the Klan rally.

It enforced the policy for the first time last month, when the German police asked Twitter to prevent its nationals from seeing the tweets of a neo-Nazi account.

The protected view – more than 10 miles directly across London – prevents any development above a certain height; and it has been enforced for more than three centuries.

Similar to many other dress code issues that have surfaced on the internet, DiPaolo said her school's dress code is inherently sexist because it's only enforced for women. .

Though further research is needed to quantify the absolute number of lung cancer deaths related to indoor radon across the province, a lower threshold value may have the potential to reduce the burden of disease attributable to radon, especially if it was legally enforced for new buildings.

This last intervention was a pivotal event — not because it enforced order once and for all but because it horrified the nation, which in those days was not at all sure that it was in favor of Negro rights.

It has not been enforced for centuries.

In 2008 Jamaica voted to retain the death penalty, though it had not been enforced for 20 years.

Ms. Stone's view was that the New York legislation "is going to have to be strongly enforced for it to be effective".

Hong Kong currently has a sedition law dating from colonial times that prohibits people from bringing the government "into hatred or contempt," but it has not been enforced for years.