Factories often have contracts with many companies, all of which now have their own codes of conduct — some more enforced than others.
No doctrine is more essential for the protection of a party accused of a criminal offense, and none should be more rigidly enforced, than this: that the facts alleged by way of accusation, if admitted to be true, must be inconsistent with the inference of his innocence of the offense charged, arising from the usual conduct of innocent parties in such cases.
And that regulation is now being even more strictly enforced than it was in the past.
"Good hijab", as modest dress is called, has never been more laxly enforced than it is today.
She depends on her tough pal, Spike, the way Spenser does Hawk, although Spike seems more an enforcer than a friend.
Speed limits are more rigorously enforced than they used to be, not least because speed cameras and speeding fines are an important source of revenue for local governments in China, as they are elsewhere in the world.
Gillian Prior, the head of health at the National Centre for Social Research, which carried out the survey of 8,034 adults and 5,714 children on behalf of the NHS, said: "Changes to the law mean that under-18s are prohibited from buying cigarettes and the Challenge 25 policy adopted by many retailers has meant that these laws are more rigorously enforced than they have been in the past.
In general, the ban associated with the Lenten period was more strongly enforced than the Advent ban (Lesthaeghe and Lopez-Gay 2013, Van Poppel 1995).
But then somehow you feel this swegway act might be more tightly enforced than most.
Kilby (2009) finds specifically that countries that are 'not friendly' to the US (those that do not make concessions to the US position in important UN votes, for example) have their World Bank loan conditions more strictly enforced than those that are favourable to US positions [ 63].
But Sheriff Dion said he believed that being a "police service professional" means more than enforcing the law; it means, too, that he should "advocate for social justice when the law fails to meet the needs of its citizens".
