Sentence examples for carefully enforcing from inspiring English sources

And even discounting the airlines' interest in generating more revenue from checked bags, any new procedure for carefully enforcing exact size limits on carry-on bags at the departure gate would create intolerable boarding delays.

Reddit is banning and more carefully enforcing existing bans on child pornography.

In normal circumstances imps are indivisible, but in this case the officials carefully enforced the prescribed regulations for slow play.

Proper disposal of infected carcasses must be carefully enforced on affected farms to avoid primary infections of carrion feeders.

Constraint-based modeling [ 17] typically assumes steady state operation (mass into the cell equals mass out), leading to the following mass balance constraint: S v = 0 When building the model, application of physico-chemical constraints--namely mass and energy balance--were carefully enforced.

Chinese walls, say experts, can work as long as they're carefully designed, vigilantly enforced and embraced by upper management.

At the same time, however, because of that breadth and because stalking can involve expressive conduct and speech, anti-stalking statutes must be carefully formulated and enforced so as not to impinge upon speech that is protected by the First Amendment.

Even back then, judges advised that the law would be enforced carefully and with restraint but the learned men who signed the petition last week think that this advice has been lost in the passage of time.

He made some remarks about the importance of sacrifice and a strong military and implicitly criticized President Obama, describing the need for "a Commander-in-Chief who speaks of winning wars and not merely ending wars, calls the enemy by its name, and draws red lines carefully, but enforces them ruthlessly".

Finally, 3D bones are carefully realigned with the matched 2D stroke segments while enforcing important constraints such as bone rigidity and depth.

The report cites boards responding to employees and other key stakeholders who now are "strictly enforcing company policies regarding relationship and/or ethics issues". Employees are carefully watching the C-suite and want to know who they can trust.