Sentence examples for by either enforcing from inspiring English sources

The paper formulates benchmark stochastic programming models by either enforcing to meet all demand or penalizing unmet demand via a linear penalty function.

Second, many programs try to strengthen job creation effects by allowing "recapture" or "clawbacks" of credits if net job creation is lower than required for payment of the credit.9 We would expect a recapture mechanism to lead to more effective credits, by either enforcing job creation goals or encouraging only firms that could actually meet them to apply for credits.

When the Iberios run out because of bad civic behavior or over use or abuse of the welfare system, a Spaniard would always be entitled to increasing the number of Iberios by either self enforcing good civic behavior or accomplishing volunteer work of the nature granting a payment in Iberios.

Following O. Daube (J. Comput. Phys.103,402 (1992)) the influence matrix is built by enforcing either the definition of the vorticity or the continuity equation at the boundary of the domain.

To identify a range of relevant exposure limits, we considered a recent meta-regression analysis, as well as current and past exposure limits for elemental carbon, either as enforced by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) or recommended by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH).

By the end of the 16th century, the authority of the papacy had been broken in most of northern Europe, and each ruler tried to consolidate the unity of his realm by enforcing conformity either to Roman Catholicism or to the ruler's preferred version of Protestantism.

The clades can be defined either by an enforced grouping of taxa or as the most recent common ancestor of a set of taxa of interest.

More specifically, enforced cheating by either the ants or their fungal partner had little to no negative impact on the health of the fungus garden, which both mutualists obligately depend on.

(This proposal would also, it is noted, "be a great inducement to marriage, which all wise nations have either encouraged by rewards or enforced by laws").

One approach taken by existing work tries to mitigate privilege escalation by enforcing tightened permissions.

The state has not acted, either by revising regulations or enforcing existing rules.