Sentence examples for stringently enforced from inspiring English sources

Jobs are few, rents are high, and unfamiliar laws are stringently enforced.

A. Although anti-smoking measures have been enacted in France, by all accounts they are not stringently enforced.

Although the laws were not always stringently enforced, they served to limit the Catholic Church's involvement in politics.

He also said Knight would serve as coach under a "zero tolerance" policy that would be stringently enforced.

Since last fall, according to David Rabin, a co-owner of Lotus and president of the New York Nightlife Association, cabaret laws have been less stringently enforced.

The only rule I've seen stringently enforced is the one against sleeping; the second someone nods off over his book a guard appears to say, "Excuse me, sir".

And for similar reasons, hotels are likely to add more fees and more stringently enforce or even raise existing charges for cutting a stay short, for example, or for storing luggage.

One step would be to expand and more stringently enforce minimum wage laws, so that fewer positions were unpaid and thus off limits to young people who needed to work for a living.

Up until now, the culture divide of the suburbs has been more a cold war than a hot one, an uneasy peace with periodic clashes over public issues like limits on the number of boarders allowed in a house or a proposal in Suffolk County to sue the Immigration and Naturalization Service to more stringently enforce immigration laws.

"Recently, I was informed that Apple's decision to more stringently enforce its policy guidelines regarding design and functionality may result in the wholesale rejection of template-based apps from the App Store," wrote Lieu.

We surely can do better in protecting all of these sentient beings, and the time is now to amend, write, and stringently enforce legislation for better protecting them and the millions of other animals from being brutalized in "the name of science, food, entertainment, and fashion".