Unenforced

Crucial skill errors then proved costly, from Gordon hitting the post with a gettable penalty to Cooper’s unenforced knock-on that ultimately led to the winning score.

Justice Thomas has accepted dozens of gifts, likely amounting to millions of dollars, for over two decades without disclosing them—a previously unenforced legality for Supreme Court justices.

Regulations of short-term rentals in Long Beach have been discussed for years; until recently, the city’s policy was essentially an unenforced ban on them.

Deadly road accidents are common in China, where traffic regulations are often flouted or go unenforced.

The short film, which looks at how unenforced microchipping laws, high pound release fees and unregulated breeding have led to a stark situation for horses in Dublin, will screen at the Dublin International Short Film & Music Festival next month.

Jones has made just one unenforced change to his England team, recalling Jonathan Joseph to his midfield in favour of Ben Te’o, who drops to the bench.

The new policy clarifies rules about pets that have been unclear or unenforced, causing issues for some students.

It is estimated that in the early 2000s, the average North Korean family drew some 80% of its income from small businesses that were technically illegal (though unenforced) in North Korea.

Regions most at risk for great loss of life include those where earthquakes are relatively rare but powerful, and poor regions with lax, unenforced, or nonexistent seismic building codes.