Sentence examples for still enforcing from inspiring English sources

The difference is in the percentage of adults who favor the federal government still enforcing federal law.

Symon Hill, a Christian writer and associate director of the Ekklesia think-tank, said the Church was still enforcing discrimination.

Ms. Fischer called the program a success, because it sent a message that officers were still enforcing the law.

In the 1970s, some N.F.L. teams were still enforcing a ludicrous, top-down propriety — the rival Kansas City Chiefs, for example, required players to wear red blazers when they traveled together.

"The bottom line is that we are still enforcing the regulation on surfing and looking into what the appropriate summons would be," said George Gorman, deputy director for the Long Island region of the State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

Justices Scalia, Roberts, and others called it "cowardly" and "unprecedented" for the administration to decide it wouldn't defend an existing statute in court after deciding it was unconstitutional, while still enforcing the law and expecting the supreme court to toss it out for them.

The agency could still enforce against poor practices, but any enforcement action "would be tempered with a more liberal application," he said.

Is the less/fewer distinction still enforced?

But as the UKM4 have found out, it is still enforced vigorously!

It still enforces the global trade guidelines from lakeside headquarters in Geneva.

Former relationships with the royals earned residents several ancient rights still enforced today.