Sentence examples for choice of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the choice of enforcing radio devices to use only a subset of all the available channels has been proved to be beneficial in the case of rate-efficient centralized parallel MAC when using successive interference cancellation [4].

Equally relevant for guiding the choice of enforcing monogamy in captive breeding is the observation that multiply mated females usually adjust the investment they make into offspring, affecting progeny quality and survival.

This allows the gateway to develop a unified view of the end-to-end flow rates of flows through this gateway, making it a suitable choice for enforcing various resource allocation policy objectives.

Ed Miliband effectively bypassed new Labour Party rules to ensure that his own choice would take the role of enforcing discipline among MPs.

The concept of "patient interes"' is undefined in the regulations: the task of determining what it is will be left to Monitor whose working assumption is that the main determinant of such benefit is choice of provider enforced via competition law.

For the case of enforcing strong net neutrality rules, the FCC seems the logical choice.

They are another means of enforcing reforms.

Politically, Coalition ministers may have felt they had no choice but to focus on the emotive issue of enforced home sales.

Some in the entourage end up in key jobs; others operate as a kind of shadow cabinet, vetting choices and enforcing doctrine.

(A ) Effect of enforced APOBEC expression on cell viability.

The attorneys for San Francisco and Santa Clara County also said the executive order was forcing government officials into making a terrible choice––enforcing an order they thought was unconstitutional or to violating the constitutional rights of people they were being asked to detain.