Sentence examples for perfectly enforced from inspiring English sources

Another issue that could impair the effectiveness of arbitration is the possibility that the decision maker's award cannot be perfectly enforced.

Perfectly enforced laws imply no paid employment outside of the home until laws are relaxed and some age trend in participation after employment is permitted.

Unlike formal forms of exchange, however, family transfers cannot be perfectly enforced; while transfers can distribute risk, they can also create it (Foster and Rosenzweig 2001).

The interior minister of a landlocked EU nation that doesn't even have a navy claimed that Greece is perfectly capable of enforcing its maritime border with Turkey on the grounds that it has "one of the biggest navies in Europe".

Perfectly rare beef filet had a sauce enforced with bone marrow; on top were what one amazed diner could only describe as "globs of fat".

"The laws you have seen enforced in the last few months are perfectly adequate," he said.

Ms Temple and others who encouraged the destruction acted in the belief that they were enforcing a perfectly legal policy.

It is very difficult to completely remove political influence and enforce a perfectly neutral position.

In addition, based on the conclusion of Lewis [ 24], the seed match rule was also obeyed under the parameter "-f 2,7", which enforced the criterion that the pairing pattern within the seed must be perfectly matched.

25 For example, a belief that tasks must be done perfectly, and feeling guilty if they are not, may drive episodes of excessive activity, leading to episodes of enforced rest ('boom and bust').

But it is perfectly within Christian belief that one can participate in an essentially just system that sometimes produces unwise laws that must be enforced, as Mr. Ashcroft would do.