Sentence examples for aim of enforcing from inspiring English sources
There's something vindictive about it, and the aim of enforcing partisan discipline isn't one that inspires progressives as strongly as it does conservatives.
And while Uber is appealing that decision, and is continuing to operate in London during the appeals process, TfL's policy statement suggests that whatever the eventual outcome in court its intent is to tighten regulation on the sector, with the aim of enforcing a more responsible approach from all service providers.
The 100% CUP is a multi-sectoral approach involving local authorities, health staff, police, brothel owners, sex workers, outreach and peer educators, with the aim of enforcing condom use in all brothels and sex-related establishments [ 7].
This synergy is a side-objective of renewable energy policies and especially in rural areas remains an important aim of enforced energy wood production and use [10, 23, 50, 56].
Hence, redirecting splicing of SMN2 pre-mRNA has become a potential therapeutic target with the aim of re-enforcing exon 7 recognition and inclusion to increase levels of the full-length transcript and functional protein.
The feature of enforcing the use of input parameters aims at improving the adherence of the final solution to the specification and find solutions closer to the ones a human developer would build.
They are another means of enforcing reforms.
This article reviews fundamental economic concepts of enforcing environmental policies.
The miR200 family is thereby capable of enforcing epithelial phenotypes.
43, 44 Principled design frameworks that aim to enforce a robust model development methodology facilitate these goals.
His writing aimed to enforce contemplation of society's flaws.
