Sentence examples for aside from enforcing from inspiring English sources

Aside from enforcing self-fertilization, the anther tube also prevents outcrossing by acting as a mechanical barrier to pollen release.

In practice, though, aside from Democratic commissioner Michael J. Copps, the five-member F.C.C. — three Democrats and two Republicans — has shied from enforcing the character test.

Mr. Weiss did not shrink from enforcing standards.

He let stand an injunction blocking Texas from enforcing it.

And by dawn on Friday, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France had indeed announced that Britain would stand aside from a new pact enforcing stricter financial controls on European nations.

Aside from the complications of enforcing a local circular economy in a globalized, free trade world, the technical feasibility of a circular economy is being contested.

The move came in response to mounting fiscal and environmental costs from damage incurred by the vehicles, but no money was set aside to enforce the proposed regulation.

Setting aside the enforced heteronormativity of it all, we are back to pointing and staring at the performing monkey.

Aside from poverty, the worst thing about unemployment is enforced idleness.

Nonetheless, this is barely enforced by cast members, and, aside from a single request in the map, there is little or no "No Smoking" signage visible throughout the park.

The UAE has enforced anti-indecency prohibitions in all public places (aside from beaches, clubs, and bars).