Sentence examples for enforce a few from inspiring English sources

In selecting the motifs, we also enforce a few additional constraints, as discussed below.

Our method differs from currently popular contact prediction methods in that we enforce a few physical constraints, which imply the sparsity constraint (used by PSICOV and Evfold), to the whole-contact map and take into consideration contact correlation.

The group enforces a few ground rules.

As Mr Bush said this week, they need to be more vigorously enforced; a few exemplary jail sentences would be welcome.

"I made a few changes, some enforced, a few in terms of thinking about the bigger picture and I thought the lads who came in played really well for us tonight".

Littering regulations are difficult to enforce for a few reasons, especially when it comes to large groups of relatives and friends who remain in the park for hours.

Scholars and others thus project current political imperatives on to the past, and the notion of "minorities" affirms one big, longstanding Chinese family.In Tibet the narrative is enforced with a few blandishments and many shows of state power.

It is premier league screen acting and Ruffalo's final "goodbye" speech to his sister will live on as an audition piece for the next few decades, I predict, as well as enforcing quite a few sniffles in the cinema.

The solar companies involved in the action hope that the court will quash the government's decision to cut the rates from 12 December, but they acknowledge that even if this happens the reduced rates would most likely still be enforced within a few months.

26 In our study, 'only children' were distinguished from that in other countries as China is one of the few countries to enforce a family planning policy, and since the advent of the family planning policy in the 1970s, children without siblings only children have become more numerous as a group.

The concentration was enforced by violence at first, but restrictive covenants became the preferred way to enforce segregation after a few decades.