Sentence examples for longer enforcing from inspiring English sources

With courts no longer enforcing desegregation orders and school districts moving away from voluntary desegregation patterns, whether by race or income, patterns of residential segregation are increasingly reflected in schools.

Because Congress is no longer enforcing the mandate, they say, insurers no longer have to sell policies to everyone regardless of medical status.

And while they are no longer enforced or enforceable, they have laid the carpet on which many writers have danced to great effect.

The law is no longer enforced.

The rules are no longer enforced so harshly.

The Portuguese Estado da India ("State of India") could no longer enforce its writ outside Goa.

They will say that if Britain no longer enforces the European convention, why should they?

President Obama was on solid ground legally and morally in deciding to no longer enforce that limitation.

Without the spine of the historicist mainstream, architects can no longer enforce a particular interpretation of their forms.

Last month, Comcast raised the data cap and said it would no longer enforce the limit as it explores new pricing plans based on usage.

Though that law is no longer enforced in India's capital city, the notion that homosexuality is a foreign concept still holds some sway.