Sentence examples for revised and enforced from inspiring English sources

Faced with rising mountains of trash and escalating levels of hazardous pollution, the government took action and revised and enforced its Waste Management Act in the 1970s.

More strict rules for updating the database should be revised and enforced.

Two weeks ago, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, the organization responsible for accrediting American medical residency programs, issued an open letter that outlined its plans to review, revise and enforce residency duty hours.

It took a series of federal complaints and investigations, supporters say, for colleges to begin revising and better enforcing their sexual-assault policies.

Nor could a society long endure without some political mechanism for resolving disputes and making, revising, interpreting, and enforcing its economic and other cooperative norms; or without some form of the family, to reproduce, sustain, and nurture members of its future generations.

How will the revised guidelines be implemented and enforced?

Although the draft law could be revised, and there is uncertainty about how strictly it will be enforced, the copy obtained by the Post shows that security considerations are paramount.

— the revised and unexpected result.