Sentence examples for lots of enforced from inspiring English sources

There are lots of (enforced) laws in the U.S. For good or bad, in the U.S. you'll find zoning ordinances, noise ordinances, laws about seat belt usage..

Bear in mind that we have a lot of sanctions enforced against Serbia right now.

"There's a lot we have agreement on in terms of enforcing our current system," she said.

A lot of people say you should do a better job of enforcing laws down there," she said.

He also cited the "practical aspect" of enforcing such a law, saying that the police and park rangers already "have a lot of things to do".

They are another means of enforcing reforms.

Just as important, the means of enforcing existing and new rules needs to be strengthened: Japan's equivalent of America's Securities and Exchange Commission, the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission, needs a lot more staff and money.

"Yes, there are a lot of changes, some enforced, some my decision, but they are all Premier League players and the best of them was Matt Doherty, the one kid on the pitch.

"It takes a lot of energy to enforce rules, and parents are very busy".

This would still take a lot of work to enforce, and there's always the chance the city values jobs more than its messianic Robin Hood fantasy.

I feel like in a lot of ways it enforces a binary between 'male' and 'female' and it brings to mind this concept of an internal struggle and an external journey from one to the other and that is not me.