Sentence examples for enforce roughly from inspiring English sources
These data support a model in which general chromatin factors independent of both DNA sequence and CENH3 enforce roughly uniform centromeric nucleosome spacing while allowing flexibility in the mode in which nucleosomes are positioned.
The law is enforced roughly about once a year.
Mr. Hertzberg said the current county law was enforced roughly "150 times a year," although Henry Romero, the captain of the Los Angeles County sheriff's East Los Angeles station, said they had not issued a summons in four years.
They are enforced by roughly 7,500 human moderators, according to the company.
Other Liberals, such as Julian Huppert, say that not only will banning the substance create a black market for organized crime to operate, as he wrote in a Guardian op-ed, but it will cost the government roughly $250 million to enforce terrorist recruitment in Kenya.
Out of roughly 1,000.gov domains, 61percentt enforce HTTPS.
Another report on the federal government's adoption of HTTPS from January found that of roughly 1,000.gov domains, 61percentt enforce HTTPS.
While black residents made up roughly 67percentt of Ferguson's population, police seemed to only enforce certain petty municipal laws against African-Americans.
The flights of major carriers arrive on-schedule roughly 80percentt of the time, for example, and federal officials do little to enforce better performance.
Regional courts like the Beijing High People's Court, which is roughly equivalent to a federal appeals court in the U.S., are especially willing to enforce patents and other intellectual property rights, Frank says.
