Sentence examples for they were enforced from inspiring English sources
Operators of the park, also in Texas, claim their ongoing conservation efforts mean they were well prepared for drought restrictions long before they were enforced.
But their scale and the brisk way they were enforced heightened concern for Egypt's rule of law amid a crackdown on political opposition.
In the 1980s Drexel's demise and Mr Milken's imprisonment were followed by important changes to financial regulations and the way they were enforced.
In the words of a present-day civil-rights campaigner, pre-Hitler Germany had laws very much like the anti-hate laws of today, and they were enforced with some vigor.
Mr. Bush, who also campaigned on the theme that there were sufficient gun laws on the books to curb gun violence if they were enforced, has requested $9 million in additional spending to add 94 new federal prosecutors devoted to that issue.
Then there are the rules that the company insists are unbreakable but that sometimes cause more harm than good if they were enforced.
Ms Temple and others who encouraged the destruction acted in the belief that they were enforcing a perfectly legal policy.
Then they said they were enforcing one account per phone number, but they messed up the verification process.
"The number of administrative actions jumped, but not because they were enforcing the same laws better," Mr. Martyak said.
They are enforced, sometimes aggressively so, but the enforcement is selective and flexible.
