Sentence examples for magistrates enforced from inspiring English sources
Executive magistrates enforced the law, and presided over the Senate and the legislative assemblies.
Clubbing entrepreneurs such as Steve Thomas, the founder of Luminar, the largest independent club chain in Britain, began to battle with outdated British licensing laws and the magistrates who enforced them.
The censors were the magistrates who enforced the ethical standards of the Senate.
A group of sheepish-looking guys are assembled at a community centre for some group counselling, enforced by the magistrates' court, because each has been banned from driving.
The hallucinogenic experience is best regulated by religious sanctions, not by crude laws enforced by the police and magistrates.
Consequently, unless local magistrates were particularly interested in the issue, the Act was poorly enforced.
Nevertheless, these laws were enforced only sporadically, partly because provincial governors and many local magistrates were still pagan and, at a time of growing weakness in the imperial government, were inclined to ignore instructions they found unwelcome.
Enforced stability is brittle.
