Sentence examples for regularly enforced from inspiring English sources

This view is regularly enforced by The Wall Street Journal editorial page, which establishes the ideological line for Republicans on Fed policy.

The particular statutes here attacked have been regularly enforced by the executive officers and the courts for more than half a century.

Above all, the laws are not meant to be regularly enforced as much as used to put those in opposition in a state of continuous theoretical legal jeopardy.The law on the internet may have the farthest-reaching implications.

A butcher would no longer be able to enforce his contract for halal meat — contracts that, like deals for kosher or other faith-sanctioned foods, are regularly enforced around the country.

The investigators want to know if Patrick Ryan, the director of ferry operations for the city's Department of Transportation, regularly enforced regulations governing where the pilots of the city's ferries should be positioned during the trips across the harbor, and if he did not, whether that failure might rise to the level of a crime, the officials said.

But, at least so far, the subject of the crown finances remains mostly taboo in a country that regularly enforces a strict law against criticizing the monarchy.

But fishermen and human rights groups say that, since the war in Gaza in 2008-09, the Israeli military regularly enforces a limit even closer to the shore.

Bali, a Hindu enclave in a Muslim nation that regularly enforces the death penalty for drug offenders, needs more technology and expertise to stem the drugs, according to Indonesia's anti-drug agency.

Patrols of so-called "morality police" regularly enforce standards of Islamic dress on Iran's streets.

She regularly enforces regulations on sea urchin processing, "wet" tofu production and kimchi manufacturing.

A lot. Moldova and Ukraine regularly enforce and lift various petty economic sanctions against Transnistria as part of the perpetual stalemate negotiations over the region's status, and the people of Tiraspol and Transnistria's unseen environs beyond are starting to feel the effects of this isolation.