Sentence examples for enforce locally from inspiring English sources

The conformationally constrained compounds contained trans- and cis-cyclopropanes as replacements to enforce locally extended and reverse turn peptide conformations, respectively.

Based on the random samples, incorporating the a priori information of the fixed spectrum allocation, an improved block-sparse constraint with different block length is used to enforce locally block distribution and globally sparse distribution of the estimated spectrum.

The plan would need approval from the state Department of State and Environmental Conservation to be enforced locally.

There needs to be a new settlement for tenants, landlords and agents: clear standards of professional practice, statutory regulation enforced locally, a ban on upfront fees and the freedom for councils to run their own local agency to increase choice and competition.

All animals used in this study were treated, and trials conducted, in accordance with the guidelines and policies of the Canadian Council on Animal Care CCACC), enforced locally by the Ethics Committee of the Faculté de médecine vétérinaire of the Université de Montréal.

Myocytes are further laterally re-enforced locally into laminar layers ('sheets', though as they are not continuous the term 'sheetlet' may be more appropriate).

Wales wants a living wage, not a minimum wage, and the right to enforce it locally: "Even if it lost some jobs, it would transform lives in Newham and save benefits".

The symmetry is denoted "U 1)", and if you enforce it locally - that it, you say that you have to be allowed make different U 1) type changes to electrons at different points in space, you actually generate the quantum mechanical version of Maxwell's equations out of nowhere.

Furthermore, the Autonomic Enforcer locally manages the node resources considering both higher level Cloud policies and local requirements and needs, e.g., power management on mobiles.

Ken Thompson of Brooklyn said he and his counterparts would be "robbed" of their right to enforce the law locally.

"My son is a bright lad and he is in a wonderful school and we are very well supported, but I want him in a mainstream school and I want to be able to enforce my rights locally.