Sentence examples for it enforced in from inspiring English sources

Maybe the question shouldn't have been "Should Parents Impose a Dress Code?" but what should that dress code be, how is it enforced in your family, and what, if anything, happens to the teenager who doesn't conform?

In exchange for the cessation of rocket fire from the Gaza Strip, Israel agreed to loosen restrictions on goods entering the Gaza Strip, expand the fishing zone off the coast, and reduce the size of the security buffer it enforced in areas adjacent to the Israeli border.

If the on-deck circle is merely a suggested area in which to stand, it is enforced in kind.

research, an attitude that it has enforced in the most basic way: through maintaining a monopoly on B.S.E.

The commission, led by a retired Israeli Supreme Court judge and with the participation of two foreign observers, is mandated to examine the legality of Israel's naval blockade of Gaza and the way it was enforced in late May.

Policy is contextual, in that it is enforced in particular circumstances.

"Their job is to make sure it's enforced in their teams.

All evidence now is that it is enforced in the dorms, but not elsewhere.

Students at the University of Florida also objected to the rule when it was enforced in 2011.

While the judgement was passed down in America, where Iran has no assets, it was enforced in Canada Ottawawa cleared out one of the bank accounts, and seized two properties to pay for the judgement.

Critics also argued that with the large number of inconsistencies and exceptions with the doctrine of privity, it was "bad" law, as it provided no reliable rule; the way that the law works in theory is hugely different from how it is enforced in the courts.