Sentence examples for not well enforced from inspiring English sources

"Their escort policies are bizarre and not well enforced.

"Their access controls are primitive and not well enforced," Mr. Goss said.

Laws exist to regulate working conditions and to prevent employers from seizing workers' passports, but they are not well enforced.

"I started to do some research, and I saw that the laws about treatment of animals are not well enforced," he said.

The city has put some restrictions on the amount of days you can rent your property, but these are apparently easy to evade and not well enforced.

The country's gun controls are not well enforced, said Norman Cabrera, secretary-general of the Ang Kapatiran Party, which supports tighter screening for gun permits and longer jail terms for gun crimes.

"It's my view it's too absolute, too harsh, and not particularly well enforced over the years.

A few days later, we had an example of standards not being so well enforced.

I don't know …" In excerpts from his speech released on Thursday night, Clegg attempts to navigate the sensitive line on immigration by insisting that he wants Britain to remain "open and tolerant", but saying that there are too many abuses of the immigration system and that it is not well enough enforced.

New York already requires businesses to sort trash for recycling, Mr. Hurd said, but the service is not offered by all carting companies, and the law is not well-enforced.

It is worth noting, at this point, that illegal parking is not well-enforced in Greece [44].