Sentences with phrase «rarely enforced it»

Know the rules Cities and counties are regularly updating laws when Airbnb or other services become popular in a town, though sometimes they're rarely enforced.

The problem is these prohibited turns are rarely enforced and most rush hour drivers know that, so they make the illegal turns every day.

Multilevel regressions revealed triple interactions showing that genetic disposition for anxiety predicted actual anxiety for twins who were highly victimized by their peers, but only when their teachers had low perceived self - efficacy in handling bullying situations or when anti-bullying classroom rules were absent or rarely enforced.

Douglas noted family laws have provisions but these are rarely enforced in divorce courts.

The statute dates back to the 19th century and has been described as «rarely enforced» in newspaper articles reporting on the effort to repeal it.

In return, the apps had access to vast amounts of user data — supposedly subject to those rules that were rarely enforced.

Except the Code is filled with provisions which are rarely enforced and entirely antiquated, including witchcraft, crime comics, oyster theft, duels, water skiing after dark, and immoral theatrical performances.

That those provisions may be rarely enforced is probably a testament to their success — people don't steal oysters, water ski at night or duel because they're illegal.

Well, maybe it's only worthy of a single «no,» since the law is admittedly rarely enforced, despite the prevalence of the practice.

While it's technically in the law books that you can not drink in public, this rule is rarely enforced (except in cases of disorderly conduct).

Fox and crew were ejected from the hearing under the justification of not having formal Capitol Hill press credentials, something which HuffPo says is rarely enforced when high - profile journalists are concerned, and for which temporary accreditation is easily obtained.

Environmental regulations in the country are rarely enforced, and many officials in the recently ousted Abacha dictatorship were notoriously corrupt — more interested in personal gain than in the protection of Nigeria's natural resources.

«The benefit was to strike down a law that was rarely enforced and if introduced today probably could not be passed.

Apparently there is a cut off time of 02.00 am, but this is rarely enforced, with parties often carrying on long into the night.

Note: According to National Geographic Traveler: Dominican Republic, 2nd Edition, «Laws meant to protect women against violence or sexual harassment are rarely enforced.

This however is rarely enforced and you could be able to get it for $ 350 even without being a CitiGold member.

There is a law (rarely enforced), that any animal crossing a state line, by any means of transportation, needs a health certificate, with your veterinarian performing the exam within 30 days.

[12] Even minimal requirements under the AWA are rarely enforced.

«Grade reductions and failures due to absences are rarely enforced by [D.C.] school teachers or administrators.»

Even though voucher programs often officially prohibit selection practices, these rules are rarely enforced, and research shows that schools have many ways to shape enrollment that fall outside the rules.

Such laws are rarely enforced, however, and one in Colorado was recently overturned.

In the developing world, though, even where such regulations exist, they are rarely enforced.

However, it covered only single - state political parties and election committees, carried few penalties, and was rarely enforced.

Yes, the Inauguration rioters will face federal charges according to CBS, which is much more than the DC law of max 180 days, $ 1000 fine that was rarely enforced.

A law approved in 2011 aimed at requiring more disclosure for state officials who earn outside income from lobbying entities to appears to be rarely enforced by state ethics regulators.

However, the 1910 Act only covered single - state political parties and election committees, carried few penalties and was rarely enforced.

But the Code is rarely enforced here.

You can argue that the lane violation shouldn't have been called because it's a rule that is rarely enforced, but the fact remains that it was technically the correct whistle.

The closure was an unusually strong move in a country where child welfare laws are rarely enforced.

While the majority of states have filial responsibility laws, these are rarely enforced.

If events take a turn for the worse, as in the case of Valeant, executives can ride off with little fear of losing the large compensation they received during their tenure as clawback rules are rarely enforced.

Although these new rules were for years rarely enforced, that too was about to change.

Israel is a signatory to the WHO International Code for Marketing Breastmilk Substitutes, but our health ministry rarely enforces it.

In addition, the state also rarely enforces a federal rule that requires contractors to use safe work practices when renovating, painting or repairing homes that are presumed to have lead paint.

Garcia basically says that Spitzer is guilty — but that his office rarely enforces that particular law, and Spitzer has suffered enough.

Judges in most states view these agreements with suspicion, but California courts, following California statutory law, rarely enforce them.

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Values rarely break; they usually crumble slowly if they are aggressively not enforced and reinforced.

Even businesses that do patent rarely have viable strategies for using or enforcing their intellectual property rights.

Perhaps as a result, this requirement is in reality rarely clearly applied, let alone enforced, by secondary schools in their admissions processes.

These acts typically include oral, anal bestiality; in practice such laws have rarely been enforced against het couples Sod laws can be found around the world.

Instead of hovering over their children's every move, permissive parents are incredibly lax and rarely make or enforce any type of rules or structure.

As a tyrannous method of suppressing dissenters, who are found to have violated some suddenly enforced rarely used law.

While current Brazilian law requires individual landowners in the Amazon to retain 80 % forest cover, this is rarely achieved or enforced.

Higher levels of government are rarely able to enforce their will on more than a small fraction of the entities that fit the criteria for action.

Moral decisions litter the game as well, but they rarely have the outcome that you might have expected, once again enforcing the idea that The Line is not your usual shooter.

It's an assertion of the rarely acknowledged impact enforced labour across the Atlantic had on the UK during the Industrial Revolution.

Clean Air Act which will increase pollution) 13) timing press releases so bad news will miss the news cycle on long weekends, especially when they plan on not enforcing environmental laws 14) press not reporting on the outrageous use of signing statements (president basically saying he intends to violate his oath of office) 15) press rarely reporting on anti-war demonstrations 16) Whitehouse use of Fox News (sic) and right - wing demagogue radio to get its message out 17) right - wing attempt to take over NPR and PBS.

Legal experts say that s. 52 offered only limited protection and as a result was rarely used to enforce the rights of designers.

It also helps to enforce the legal writing style guidelines that every attorney is expected to know, but rarely looks up.

They are illegal under rules that are rarely, if ever, enforced.