Sentence examples for recently enforced from inspiring English sources

A lack of competitive sharpness, the inevitable consequence of a recently enforced injury absence, is the obvious explanation for McIlroy's inability to convert chance after chance on the greens.

Lesser known and only recently enforced are the playback fees.

The problem is so bad that California has recently enforced legislation that requires doctors to see patients on a timely basis.

The FTC deals with deceptive or unfair business practices, and has recently enforced actions against a medical billing company that collected personal medical information without consent and a medical transcription company that used a third party for services without making sure that third party could implement reasonable security measures.

The film was not released to cinemas in the Kingdom of Jordan due to recently enforced taxes on films.

Talking of the SEC, thanks to their recently enforced Reg A+ that allows businesses to raise up to $50 million from everyday investors in the form of a mini-IPO, I believe we are moving towards intelligent markets and Intelligent Private Offerings (my own invented version for the IPO abbreviation).

Until recently, officials enforced an unwritten law requiring farmers to devote 80percentto90percentcent of their arable land to cotton production.

Environmentalists argued that federal regulators had only recently begun enforcing a decades-old law designed to limit harmful air pollutants from old power plants and that any relaxation would cause thousands of premature deaths.

Public opinion has swung in recent years against the country's notorious consumption of alcohol, and Dublin authorities recently began enforcing a 10-year-old ban on smoking on city buses.

Perhaps the most concerning trend comes from the increasingly authoritarian Russia, which recently began enforcing a broad new censorship law aimed blocking objectionable content, such as child porn and information promoting suicide.

As a modern political entity, the statehood of Palestine was first asserted in 1988, following decades of contestation following the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire following World War I. Statehood was more recently re-enforced in 2012 as it was granted "non-member observer state" status by the United National General Assembly United Nationss, 2012).