Sentence examples for be enforced with a from inspiring English sources

"What the president means when he says the law must be enforced with a machine gun," Mr. Toma said, miming a solder with a slung weapon, "is not that he will shoot people, but that the machine gun is on the shoulder".

For TD, convergence can be enforced with a certain output condition assuring that the δ-error drops on average to zero (output control).

Until the association recently outlawed it, discipline was enforced with a yard-long bamboo stick.

It is enforced with a rigidity that makes little sense, except as a sign of mistrust.

And in the more autonomous areas that straddle the border with Afghanistan, such laws have also been enforced with a terrifying brutality.

Scholars and others thus project current political imperatives on to the past, and the notion of "minorities" affirms one big, longstanding Chinese family.In Tibet the narrative is enforced with a few blandishments and many shows of state power.

In those days, parole was enforced with a spirit that officials recall, only half-jokingly, as "trail 'em, nail 'em, jail 'em," overfilling the prisons but doing little to rehabilitate offenders.

While laws prohibiting the sale of alcohol to anyone under the age of 21 are enforced with a zeal that sees OAPs forced to show official identification to be served at Tucson's airport bar, deadly firearms can be purchased by almost any Arizonan who has reached their 18th birthday.

This limit is enforced with a 'parking disc'.

The capillary end effect is enforced with a wetting phase reservoir inside the outlet end plug of the core holder.

This is due to the assumption that the two domains have similar empirical marginal distributions in the subspace which is enforced with a maximum mean discrepancy criterion [63].