Sentence examples for were to be enforced from inspiring English sources

If copyright were to be enforced absolutely it would hamper the ability to innovate and create.

Congress could not have intended that its statutes were to be enforced by tempting innocent persons into violations.

These standards established by Congress were to be enforced upon hearing and evidence by an administrative body acting under statutory restrictions adapted to the particular activity.

These and various other provisions were to be enforced by a special Industrial Relations Court in effect reversing the entire British tradition of legal abstention.

The clinic said it would face "irreparable harm" if the law were to be enforced because hospitals have not said either when or if they will consider the admitting privileges.

For ex ample, if rationing were to be enforced, even on a limited scale, the unresolved questions arise as to what Federal agency would issue the orders, under what authority, and what cri teria would be used.

The law was to be enforced impartially, without regard to status or position.

It was to be enforced wherever it did not conflict with local customs.

It follows that prior notification has to be a legal requirement if the Human Rights Act is to be enforced.

The law criminalized references to Polish guilt in Nazi atrocities and was to be enforced with jail time.

The order went down to the lowliest constable — the law was to be enforced, and criminals would be punished, no matter their political connections.