Sentence examples for normally enforced from inspiring English sources

County Legislator Joseph Caracappa, a Republican from Selden, introduced a measure earlier this month, which was the subject of a public hearing today, that takes a "three strikes, you're out" approach to contractors who violate state, federal and local labor laws, including laws normally enforced by the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Internal Revenue Service.

The Transportation Department also told its truck industry inspectors -- who normally enforce rules on driver fatigue and the like -- to fan out to thousands of trucking companies carrying explosive or poisonous materials to review the security of their vehicles, parking lots and drivers, said David Longo, a spokesman for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, a branch of the department.

That means that Google can normally enforce its policy after an app has appeared in the store.

(I say "pastoral question" because pastors are the ones who normally enforce any exclusionary policies in local congregations).

And Air Force F-15s normally assigned to enforce the "no-flight" zone over southern Iraq joined the attack over Afghanistan for the first time, military officials said.

Air Force F-15s, normally assigned to enforce the "no-flight" zone over southern Iraq, for the first time today also joined the attack over Afghanistan, military officials said.

"Somerset were irresistible with the new ball, bowling fuller than Middlesex on day one and although Eoin Morgan remains overnight, it looks as though Marcus Trescothick, normally averse to enforcing the follow-on, will have an indisputable case for doing so".

Most movie theaters like it if you buy food from them, but they normally don't enforce the rule.

A provision permitting access to specialists, normally only on the basis of referral by a general practitioner, can be enforced where the patient normally has access to only one practitioner; this helps to limit costs.

"Normally an injunction obtained by one party is enforced by that party.

Mr. Levine said he used the six weeks of enforced rest to take on projects he normally does not have time for.