Sentence examples for once enforced from inspiring English sources

Condemning the very rent controls he once enforced, he said that they had turned housing into a disaster.

Where implacable customs agents once enforced Soviet censorship at Sheremetyevo airport, there is now an unobstructed "green channel" for passengers with nothing to declare.

And while state law limits turbine noise, the state office that once enforced industrial noise laws, housed within the Department of Environmental Quality, was disbanded in 1991, long before wind power became a state priority.

In English and Zulu, with English subtitles 1 hour 33 minutes; not rated Following the efforts of a South African housing rights group, the documentary "Dear Mandela" illustrates how fresh injustices have succeeded the inequality once enforced by apartheid.

With the rise of blogs, websites and podcasts, Pai said, traditional media outlets now face more competition than ever — and rules that once enforced a diversity of viewpoints are no longer needed.

Parole in Kansas was once enforced with a spirit that officials recall, only half-jokingly, as "trail 'em, nail 'em, jail 'em," overfilling the prisons but doing little to rehabilitate offenders.

"It's, at once, enforcing the law, and at the same time making sure that integration, justice — through schooling, through training, through work — become realities".

To the races of India, for whom the legends and records of the past are charged with so intense a meaning, this resumption by the paramount Power of the seat of venerable Empire should at once enforce the continuity and promise the permanency of British sovereign rule over the length and breadth of the country".

The federal court has once again enforced the medical evacuation of dangerously ill asylum seekers and refugees from Nauru, ordering the home affairs minister, Peter Dutton, to transfer a family of three over the weekend.

Once Bhansali enforced his faith in her, she agreed and began intensely studying sign language with professionals at the Helen Keller Institute in Mumbai.

Since the end of the Intifada, however, the laws and regulations with respect to pesticides were once again enforced, decreasing the number of illegal pesticides on the market.