On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Enforced. You'll also see the meaning, synonyms such as implemented and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.
Enforced in a sentence
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Enforced meaning
simple past and past participle of enforce
Synonyms of Enforced
Example sentences (20)
And the most important part is that 61% of these sanctions or the initiative is being enforced by us, by our Directors.
As home secretary, she defended the way police enforced lockdown measures, despite criticism of their approach.
Badly maintained roads, underfunded road safety agencies and spottily enforced traffic laws all contribute to the toll.
Sodomy - which is the act of anal intercourse - is criminalised and these laws are strictly enforced by the government.
Not quite lockdown, but the parallels will be there: enforced working from home, while your kids cause havoc around you.
It means that holidays are often enforced rather than chosen, taken in snatches when there is simply no work.
The operator's website also states that similar restrictions will be enforced between February 21 next year and March 26.
But the Rockey buzz had attracted an inner-city protection racket enforced by notorious boxer Mike Schutte.
But while the trade department can charge those who set prices higher than the SRP with profiteering, it’s hardly enforced.
In Colorado, building codes are adopted and enforced at the local level, but are subject to statewide minimum requirements.
One tradition which he enforced was the club captain chose whether his side wore full of short sleeve tops.
A dispersal order had been enforced by the Met across certain parts of Westminster from 7.50pm until 2am.
The access code, which is the law in Scotland, needs to be made more public and enforced where necessary.
Illegal fishing practices such as spearfishing with a scuba tank and bottom trawling are strongly enforced elsewhere, he said.
These laws need to be enforced and, where there are breaches, there needs to be consequences,” she said.
I grew desperate to sink the first alcoholic beverage I could get my hands on when my doctor-enforced dry spell came to an end.
Sen. President Donna Frett-Gregory said it might require keeping pressure on the police department to make sure it is enforced.
Subjective opinion is what matters, and legal certainty is thrown out the window as “hate speech” laws are arbitrarily enforced.
The rule is so outdated that it is very rare it is enforced, but being too drunk in a public house could leave you out of pocket.
Rather, firefighters agreed there needs to be a uniform hiring policy that is consistently enforced.
Common combinations with enforced
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- be enforced 43×
- enforced by 24×
- are enforced 11×
- and enforced 9×
- enforced disappearances 9×
- is enforced 8×
- enforced in 7×
- enforced and 7×
- enforced disappearance 6×
- being enforced 6×
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