Sentence examples for usually enforced from inspiring English sources

At least with prison, the sentences are usually enforced; very few inmates now escape.

Discipline is usually enforced by a principal's court with student juries, not summonses to the criminal courts.

Arbitrators' awards are usually enforced by courts, but not if the award is found to be against public policy.

Thus, today legal and equitable interests are usually enforced by the same courts, but they remain conceptually distinct.

Thus, today, legal and equitable interests are usually enforced by the same courts, but they remain conceptually distinct.

Restricting visibility of annotations to groups of users, as usually enforced in enterprise collaboration systems, turns annotations into a tool for focused collaboration among users with common interests.

Allred, the victim's-rights attorney, said that courts usually enforce them and view efforts to break them as "buyer's remorse".

A: Individual rules vary, but carriers usually enforce the penalty; a doctor's certificate may be acceptable in some cases.

The regulatory information encoded in the DNA of promoter regions usually enforces a minimal, non-zero distance between the coding regions of neighboring genes.

The laws for the possession of exotic pets vary from one state to another; they are full of loopholes and are usually poorly enforced.

Over the four decades of Communist rule that followed Stalin's demise, campaigns to discourage Russians from drinking occasionally sprang up; they were usually poorly enforced and never successful.