Sentence examples for were always enforced from inspiring English sources

In our study, only 23% of nonsmokers and 10% of smokers reported that the policies were always enforced.

In the government system, hundreds of sentences are pronounced without ever being executed; in the Taliban system, decisions are always enforced without delay.

Politicians could enact higher standards in regulations immediately, though ensuring they are always enforced might take a little longer and involve cooperation between different authorities.

If this rule is always enforced, a lot of guys will be in trouble for getting help from a friend".

"She was always enforcing it.

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(Focus group, school 3 - Intervention) This was also reflected in teacher comments relating to the fact that policies such as lunch box checks, were not always enforced "as much as they probably should" (Teacher 2, school 28 - Intervention) Many of the school staff highlighted the importance of embedding diet and physical activity programmes across the curriculum.

For seven years, she wrote hopefully about the contradictions of Iranian society, where strict rules were not always enforced.

But Mr. Yeltsin had a far more ambivalent relationship with the Russian Orthodox Church than does Mr. Putin, and in the chaos of the times the laws were not always enforced.

Statistics released by the French Interior Ministry in mid-2015 showed that even though the law was not always enforced, 1,546 fines have been given out.

Until that time a very wide range of offenses, including even common theft, were punishable by death though the punishment was not always enforced, in part because juries tended to acquit defendants against the evidence in minor cases.