Sentence examples for One can enforce from inspiring English sources

"The client is being urged to say, 'Oh, I want it,' and then the store can say, 'Oh, I did this much trunk show business.' Then the piece comes in, and no one can enforce that the customer is going to take it.

Continuing with the example, one can enforce consonance via an appropriate modification of the weighting strategy from Figure 1.

Furthermore, if each fragment in Fset can only have a constant number of mismatches (one can enforce this in the definition of a fragment), a simple brute force search will compute the optimal split position for each pair in constant time, preserving the running time of O(K).

Instead, one can enforce a complexity constraint (also called a halting policy) at the sphere decoder, say at most N max r) flops of computational reserves.

Malaysia is a Muslim-majority country with sharia courts that run parallel to its secular ones; police can enforce fatwas issued by Muslim clerics.

One is you can enforce the taxes we have got and I am going to be announcing tomorrow extra investment in the part of the Inland Revenue that tackles tax avoidance by multinational companies.

The investors are barred from acting in concert to, in effect, take control of the bank — an unwieldy arrangement but one that regulators insist they can enforce.

No one that accesses the technologies can enforce intellectual property rights against other members who signed onto the same termso.

I realize that most new mortgages do not contain prepayment penalties, but our lawyer advises us the lender can enforce this one.

That is one of the rules that the boarding teams can enforce.

Working people need an NLRB that can enforce the National Labor Relations Act -- not one hobbled by vacancies.