Sentence examples for it still enforces from inspiring English sources

It still enforces the global trade guidelines from lakeside headquarters in Geneva.

The United States, it's true, hasn't resorted to the rattan, but it still enforces a set of rules against short selling that have been in place since the thirties, when shorts were seen as a cause of the Great Crash.

Although the station selected him over an otherwise all-white group of applicants, it still enforced a colour barrier by projecting an image of the station's logo to conceal Robinson as he read the news.

Senior figures at the European Central Bank say that it is critical to the future of the single currency that the EU shows it can still enforce budgetary discipline.But it is far from clear that the commission will win its Italian test case.

But as the UKM4 have found out, it is still enforced vigorously!

DOMA does have a defense, thanks to congressional Republicans — and the Obama Administration still enforces it — but that is different, in resources and rhetorical effect, from having the solicitor general of the United States stand before the Justices and make the case for it.

When asked why Miss America still enforces its no-divorce, no-marriage, no-children policy, Nilsson said he would let me know "if and when the board determines to address those issues".

But the allegations highlight a wider issue: the ability of transitioning Chinese cinema to hold its own against foreign competitors (the government still enforces a summer blackout period on Hollywood films).

The ZOOPS model still enforces constraints on the distribution of motif occurrences; it is assumed that each input sequence contains at most one occurrence of a motif.

Just across from Manhattan, via the George Washington Bridge, is Bergen, the last county in America that still enforces the kind of broad-spectrum Sunday shutdown that was common nationwide until the nineteen-nineties.

King Muhammad VI's Morocco has made much progress towards freedom of speech, but his regime still enforces the three-word motto with alacrity.McDonald's, America's fast-food giant, recently discovered the limits of that tolerance when it was forced to apologise after distributing a map of its restaurants in Morocco without including the disputed Western Sahara as part of the kingdom.