Sentence examples for enforce corrections from inspiring English sources

Spell checkers in popular software may attempt to enforce "corrections" to the local version of English you have chosen, such as preferring "realise" to "realize" in UK English, but in the UK, both spellings are used and both are correct.

A poll published by YouGov showed strong support for the press to co-operate with the new system of regulation, and by a majority of 81%to6%6% respondents backed the idea of prominent enforced corrections.

Ms. Mindel said that the city would continue to enforce the correction of code violations, even if they were not serious enough to shut down the buildings.

As a result, we cannot manipulate the velocity correction to enforce the non-slip boundary condition at the boundary point.

Changes in total stress generate undrained fluid pressure increments which are passed from the mechanical analysis to the transport logic with a correction to enforce conservation of fluid mass.

The solid mechanics equations are solved in nonconservation form, with the novel application of a diffusion-like correction to enforce the gauge condition that the deformation tensor be the gradient of a vector.

In combination with the requirement of the velocity field to be divergence-free, an elliptic equation to solve for a pressure correction to enforce the divergence-free velocity field on the discrete level is derived.

The 90% or so of papers and magazines who've signed up for Ipso know that it won't be easy, but hope that deeds – the decisions taken, the corrections enforced – will eventually bring credibility in train.

Inmates known as "activists," who worked with the corrections officers to enforce order, made up a second privileged class.

"What does this say to cheaters about the U.S. commitment to enforce the biological weapons convention?" Correction: July 25 , 2001 Wednesday A headline yesterday about talks to enforce a ban on biological weapons misstated the location.

In this work we develop a set of nonlinear correction equations to enforce a consistent time-implicit emission temperature for the original semi-implicit IMC equations.