Sentence examples for severely enforced from inspiring English sources

There are some severely enforced rules of composition, however.

From the beginning of the war, the shooting of deserters or "cowards" was severely enforced: the French condemned about eighteen hundred soldiers, and shot six hundred, and the British shot around four hundred.

There have, as yet, been no vast changes of policy, but, under the benign influence of the president and his men, many of the petty rules and regulations that made things so drab for ordinary families have been forgotten about or, at least, are not so severely enforced.

Not unexpectedly, decreasing the Ekman number led to smaller hemisphericities because the geostrophic geometry was more severely enforced.

He said: "[It] will be dealt with severely by enforcing harassment orders, ensuring that the power to arrest is utilised in occupation orders and employing a police solicitor so that everyone can afford non-molestation orders".

They will be enforced more severely.

"Sanctions against Iran's central bank, if properly implemented and enforced, will severely isolate the Iranian regime from world markets and limit the capital it has to pursue nuclear weapons and fund terrorism," said Mark D. Wallace, president of United Against Nuclear Iran, a group in New York.

The bill has had to take some positive steps to make sure that commercial broadcasters are able to afford the public service quotas which are currently enforced - often more severely on them than on the BBC.

Many of the performers are now expatriates, in part because the strict Islamic sharia law now enforced in Sudan has severely restricted music.

As expected, enforced expression of c-ETS1 severely compromised DNA replication whereas its down-regulation enhanced DNA replication as evident from increased BrdU incorporation.

With strict Sharia law being enforced through IS territories, a woman's role is severely limited, with their primary duties restricted to their role as wife and mother.