Sentence examples for were effectively enforced from inspiring English sources

Volcker believed that if such a policy were effectively enforced it would go a long way toward restoring the legal divide between commercial banking (the issuance of credit to households and firms) and investment banking (issuing and trading securities).

He is considered one of the founders of the Counter-Reformation because it was through his new curial machinery that the decrees of the ecumenical Council of Trent (1545 63) were effectively enforced.

But without effective rules, and rules that are effectively enforced, we are all certain to bear once again the cost inflicted upon us by the next industry-caused disaster.

One is whether it can ever be effectively enforced.

There's a case where we have a law on the books, it can't be effectively enforced.

Dr. Rapp makes a point that I had hoped was implicit in my letter — that there should be better regulations that are effectively enforced.

Park Jin-hee, a North Korean defector working for KBS who obtained the document, said she was sure the 2011 directive had been effectively enforced.

"We continue to believe that the current law is sound and that it can be effectively enforced with due process protections," said Darren Dopp, a spokesman for Mr. Spitzer.

The only serious unresolved issue is how to strengthen inspection requirements so that they can be effectively enforced against Mexican trucks.

Tensions in Quebec have subsided since a 1995 separatist referendum went down to a narrow defeat, and laws designed to protect the French language have been effectively enforced.

"Since China dictates the speed with which market-oriented rules and laws are effectively enforced centrally and locally, the timing of the conclusion on its market economy status is largely in China's hands," Mr. Clancy wrote by e-mail.