Sentence examples for Highly enforces from inspiring English sources
It can be shown that Eq. (14) is equivalent to Eq. (12) in the limit p → 0 [ 21], hence it highly enforces sparsity.
The basic approach to develop this toolbox was to exploit the powerful object manipulation features of Matlab via flexible and functionally rich high level m-functions, while simultaneously enforcing highly efficient and numerically sound computations via the mex-function technology of Matlab to solve critical numerical problems.
In a press release last month, the plaintiffs argued that Wal-Mart had "a corporate culture that is rife with gender stereotypes," with "highly subjective policies enforced on a daily basis by its Home Office to ensure consistency in results".
There has been no change on the "buffer zone" around Gaza's perimeters, which swallows 35% of Gaza's arable land and 85% of maritime fishing waters "with devastating impact on the economy and people's rights and livelihoods... Boundaries of the restricted areas are highly arbitrary and enforced by live fire," says the report.
As Aaron and Ezri cross that boundary — at first hesitantly, and then more ardently — "Eyes Wide Open" also examines the ways an insular, highly religious social order enforces its rules and norms of behavior.
They may well be enforced in highly regulated states like the UK and Germany — but are unlikely to be enforced in new EU states like Bulgaria.
I would highly recommend, encourage and enforce anyone to watch it.
But at Penguin Putnam she also enforced a highly centralized approach to management with little tolerance for internal rivalries.
WikiLeaks claims that the text shows America attempting to enforce its highly restrictive vision of intellectual property on the world – and on itself.
Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, who was Mr. DeLay's chief deputy and was elected today to succeed him as whip, said Mr. DeLay's reputation as an enforcer was "highly exaggerated".
The possibility that forces which fail to protect victims of antisocial behaviour could be sued for compensation if people felt their concerns had not been heeded is less progressive, suggesting as it does a piecemeal and highly undemocratic method of enforcing police accountability.
