Sentence examples for month enforced from inspiring English sources

This was the same alignment by which the court last month enforced a deadline in a different context, when it ruled that pay discriminations suits were barred unless the employee had filed a formal complaint within 180 days of the initial pay decision, a ruling that some Congressional Democrats are trying to override through legislation.

Close the federal gun show loophole; limit the number of gun purchases per month; enforce restrictions on access to guns for mentally ill and dangerous individuals; create gun-free campuses; pass child access protection laws; enact microstamping laws like California's; and impose gun dealer responsibility laws.

For Cook, the vultures that have circled overhead in the past year are still doing so, his three-month enforced sabbatical doing nothing to change that.

His successor, Theresa May, enforced the order this year but cut the salary figure to 150,000 pounds or about $195,000, a year. .

Chicago police officers conducted a law enforcement and education operation in June, enforcing rules that apply to cyclists at a downtown intersection for a day, according to the Chicago Tribune.

How will May enforce an energy price cap, short of de facto nationalisation?

The festival, which wrapped in early August, enforces a "womyn-born womyn" policy, barring anyone who doesn't fit that definition from attending.

France seems to be ahead of the game: last month, lawmakers enforced a ban on smartphones in schools.

Instead he was confined to an isolation chamber and held there for over a month, under enforced sleep deprivation, until he agreed to sign papers saying that he was ill before coming to Iraq and thus not eligible for disability and medical benefits.

Then Nicholson read my article in The Nation, the story of Sergeant Chuck Luther, who had been badly wounded by mortar fire while serving in Iraq, then held in a closet by the U.S. Army for over a month, under enforced sleep deprivation, until he agreed to sign papers saying he was ill before Iraq and thus not eligible for benefits.

Voluntary departures fell from 32,000 to 23,000 in the 12 months to March, while enforced departures were down by 3% to 12, 498.