Sentence examples for not fully enforced from inspiring English sources

Even strong rules are of little use if they are not fully enforced.

In 1923 a law was passed providing free compulsory education between the ages of 7 and 12, although that was not fully enforced until the early 1950s.

This is potentially important especially as prescriptions are not fully enforced and many medicines are available in the pharmacies without prescription allowing self-treatment.

The age of the first cigarette clearly shows that legislation that attempts to control cigarette availability is either not fully enforced or relatively ineffective.

46 Less than 10% of the world's population, however, is currently covered by effective tobacco control programmes and although all the treaty parties must regularly report on progress, the reporting system is imperfect and not fully enforced.

More than half of Americans breathe polluted air that can damage their health because the government does not fully enforce clean air laws, the American Lung Association said today.

And it would empower anyone to sue any state agency or official or any county, city or town that he or she believes is not fully enforcing immigration law.

And that doesn't mean we shouldn't fully enforce laws and fully protect people and fully honor people, which I will do as the President of the United States.

So, while Wheeler paints the right tone, he doesn't fully enforce it in the details.

Trump has suggested his administration won't fully enforce the law's individual mandate that most Americans get health coverage or face tax penalties, which could encourage healthier people to go without insurance and deprive the exchange markets of the premiums they would have paid.

But the leverage ratio would not be fully enforced until 2018, to give banks plenty of time to raise more capital.