Sentence examples for changes in enforcing from inspiring English sources

The NCAA announced changes in enforcing the targeting rules in July 2013.

These decisions were arrived at by group decision making - and these changes in enforced norms toward total unacceptability were also supported by Presidential directive at the time.

The rap duo, who have been vocal during the #BlackLivesMatter movement, said that the riots were instrumental in enforcing change in the US.

For all the changes in personnel, enforced or deliberate, he appears little closer to a blend that can beat the sort of sides that need to be beaten if World Cups are going to be won.

Regardless, it could be argued that locomotor classifications largely become redundant given the regular and rapid changes in movement enforced due to court surface and game styles (ie, figure 1).

School staff may help in enforcing this.

This dramatic decline represents a 50% reduction and is blamed on major changes in farming policies enforced by the EU over the last 30 years.

Furthermore, we have characterized phenotypic changes in response to enforced expression of IL-6 in tumor growth and resistance to chemotherapy [18].

But Mr Grieve - who was sacked as attorney general in July - questioned how such changes could be enforced in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Prolonged non-use of the affected limb may lead to a vicious cycle whereby immobility, changes in cortical representation, and atrophic changes re-enforce each other.

Only one of those changes was enforced, Bent starting in place of the injured Chris Martin but the players who came in included the Manchester United loanee, Jesse Lingard, and there was little evidence Derby were a weaker side for their presence.