Sentence examples for it really enforces from inspiring English sources

"It really enforces the idea for Beijingers that Beijing is the political center of China.

Google technically has the same rule although it hasn't really enforced it until recently.

In later years it wasn't really enforced, but it didn't have to be: until street lighting became common, there was always an element of danger at night, and criminals who broke other laws after dark could be killed on the spot.

Says not much wrong with Press Complaints Commission code - "it's all there - what goes wrong is it's not really enforced".

Eustice, complaining that journalists frequently wrote news items to the dictates of news desks, editors or owners, said that there was "not much wrong" with the existing Press Complaints Commission (PCC) code apart from the fact that it is not really enforced.

3. Embrace emerging technologies - The embracement of new technology is something that Weaver really enforces with his team.

If you absolutely must, ask!" To really enforce it, you could always lock it.

Policy is important and I think that we have not tried abstinence, really enforced it".

But they didn't really enforce it, and people used to hang around canal banks close to Hialeah or Miami, and if you saw an alligator you just shot it.

They're more powerful than we are, so it means we can't really enforce the law".

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