Sentence examples for rigid enforcement from inspiring English sources

He soon gained a reputation for rigid enforcement of apartheid policies.

While conservative on such prickly issues as women's rights, their emphasis is more on keeping an Islamist framework than on the rigid enforcement of traditional values.

And while the regulations call for rigid enforcement, neither the government nor the United Nations has taken any steps to make the new rules stick.

The regulations call for rigid enforcement, but neither the government nor the United Nations has the resources to reform a corrupt system.

His action repudiates the growing belief that only tougher and more rigid enforcement should be applied to all immigrants who run afoul of the law, with expulsion as the first and last goal.

Still, they said, the rigid enforcement of cultural and religious edicts that required, among other things, that women not venture into the city unless accompanied by a male relative, was loosened somewhat by the end of the 1990's.

If divisions between organized crime and street gangs are becoming less rigid, law enforcement officials assigned to monitor gangs and organized crime have to share their expertise, intelligence and tactics with each other.

Over Student Testing Connecticut sued the federal government, accusing it of rigid and capricious enforcement of the No Child Left Behind law.

Advocates for immigrants are condemning the Suffolk County executive, Steve Levy, as somehow complicit in the killing for his rigid devotion to immigration enforcement.

Despite these requirements, conventional ways of managing workers, adopt a "top down" approach (Hale and Borys 2013) in which workers' behaviour is seen as something to be controlled through the enforcement of rigid rules which are usually developed by managers and technical specialists with minimal worker input (Sherratt et al. 2013; Lingard et al. 2015).

Instead, rigid quotas, harsh immigration laws and heavy-handed enforcement lock people in.