Sentence examples for repeatedly enforced from inspiring English sources

"The United States Supreme Court has repeatedly enforced that signs are free speech," Ms. Milam said.

20 Content analysis was performed on articles published in the period January 2000 to December 2009, including the period in which the regulatory warnings were repeatedly enforced, that is, 2003/2004 and 2007.

Core beliefs may form when a cognitive distortion is repeatedly enforced upon oneself, most often during childhood, until it becomes their sense of self or who they actually are.

To construct higher order interface schemes, the proposed MIB method bypasses the major challenge of implementing high order jump conditions by repeatedly enforcing the lowest order jump conditions.

Perhaps failure to employ documentation technology consistently was explained by poor motivation, perceived lack of need, failure to repeatedly re-enforce the technical methods or mandate, or ingrained familiarity with workable – if inherently less efficient – alternatives to manage the data.

The rebels have called repeatedly for an internationally enforced no-fly zone, like the one imposed on Libya in 2011 that significantly undermined Gadaffi's efforts to crush the armed rebellion and eventually toppled him.

Since early 2009, the Justice Department and other government agencies have repeatedly declined to enforce the law as it applies to large financial sector companies.

LOS ANGELES TIMES   Wall Street's Influence on the Rule of Law  |  The government has repeatedly declined to enforce the law when it comes to big financial companies, writes Simon Johnson on the Economix blog.

Federal judges had found that the Nixon administration repeatedly failed to enforce civil rights laws in a series of suits brought by the N.A.A.C.P. and black parents and children.

It says that "the United States repeatedly fails to enforce or adopts unenforceable labor standards in free trade agreements".

This kind of media exposure makes or breaks campaigns, which is why it's regulated with things like the Equal Time rule, and why it's repeatedly proposed that limits be enforced on campaign spending.