Sentence examples for appears to enforce from inspiring English sources

No shore patrol appears to enforce this discipline, nor do the police harass topless and gay sunbathers as they are said to have done in the old days.

There's reason to believe this coming winter could be different, as El Niño appears to enforce its will elsewhere in the country — offering a possible preview of what California could see.

We also report that, at a subset of genes, SCML2 appears to enforce repression directly, independent of PRC1 recruitment, via mechanisms that remain to be elucidated.

Moreover, our data may suggest a slightly different checkpoint function for Art in MSCs, where it appears to enforce, rather than overcome, the G2/M arrest, such that Art-defective MSCs remain inappropriately proliferative after IR exposure.

Officers also appear to enforce curfews unevenly.

Russian state media appeared to enforce a blackout on news coverage of Khodorkovky's project.

The Trump campaign, at times, has ignored its November agreement with the press corps and, even more troubling, the Secret Service has appeared to enforce the campaign's press restrictions, reporters say.

Heating appeared to enforce the self-assembly of molecular structure as AmelF3 films heated to 215°C gave clearer beta-sheet features at 1624 cm−1 than those of the untreated films (Figure 3).

In contrast, investigators were unable to find a single firearm for sale on eBay, which prohibited gun sales in 1999 and "appears to effectively enforce its policy" by removing weapons listed for sale and threatening to restrict or suspend accounts that violate the rules.

It seems less formal than some of the other treatment centres, where a quasi-military discipline appears to be enforced.

China appears to be enforcing UN sanctions, even though they do not yet really go for the regime's financial jugular.Ms Park's visit, and especially her rapturous welcome in Congress, brought pride to many of her compatriots, perhaps even to some who did not vote for her.