Sentence examples for emergence enforcing from inspiring English sources

The government took several steps to obstruct Solidarity's emergence, enforcing press censorship and cutting off telephone connections between the coast and the hinterland, but despite these efforts four out of every five Polish workers were members of the union by late 1980.

But OPEC is weaker than it once was, thanks to the emergence of big non-OPEC oil producers, like the U.S. Besides, enforcing stability at a time of falling prices is easier said than done.

Another idea to address hierarchy in networks would be to replace the synaptic decay term − κ W by another homeostatic term [32] which would enforce the emergence of a strong hierarchical structure.

But these need enforcing.

enforcing the condition [14].

enforcing the normalization condition.

Social media's emergence has helped criminal organizations enforce their rule, but it can also provide authorities with valuable information.

One way to delay the emergence of resistance would be to enforce ACT prescription based on accurate biological diagnosis.

Due to this emergence the Department of Energy (DOE) and Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) have enforced strict emission regulations for diesel emissions.

Institutional corruption may arise as a consequence of the emergence of (financial) conflicts of interest that result from the institutional design and that enforce the tension between physicians' fiduciary task of acting in the best interests of the patient and their financial interests.

But not only has the emergence of something resembling football come with the surprising deployment of Chris Smalling and Phil Jones in defence (an enforced change, but the man still had to make it work), he also had to use his famed balls to drop Angel di Maria, replacing him with Juan Mata to devastating effect.