Sentence examples for this rule is enforced from inspiring English sources

There is no specific list of Theory courses; this rule is enforced by the faculty advisors and the CHD.

There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible — which is to say, occasionally.

As William Fotheringham pointed out on Twitter, unless this rule is enforced, the sport becomes open to collusion and deal making.

There are two bathrooms, each with a maximum occupancy of one; this rule is enforced as consistently as humanly possible which is to say, occasionally.

Our findings indicate that in yeast, this rule is enforced by a greedy competition between potential polarity sites to accumulate polarity factors.

This rule was enforced with considerable vigor: even at the height of the McCarthy era in the 1950s, the federal government discharged more suspected homosexuals than suspected communists.

Pete Conte, a union trustee and an officer in the Marine Bureau, said the union began insisting that this rule be enforced, without exception, in response to a wider labor dispute in 2008.

If this rule were enforced, executives of Bank of America and/or Merrill Lynch would be fined for deciding not to make that "non-insignificant" disclosure.Shouldn't the SEC apply its own rules?

The most famous example of this rule being enforced is Olympic legend Jim Thorpe, who had his medals from the 1912 Olympic Games revoked in 1913 because it was discovered that he had played some semi-professional baseball during the summer while in college (a fairly common practice for college athletes, although unlike Thorpe, most thought to use pseudonyms).

But much depends on how the rule is enforced.

We late-nighters are afraid to argue, so the rule is enforced.