Sentence examples similar to enforce the cost from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we introduce a new "cost" penalizing matrix and enforce the cost-sensitive requirement throughout the learning process.

A South Tyneside council spokeswoman said: "The council intends to recover these costs in full from Mr Khan and has commenced the process of enforcing the court's cost order".

The "war in the countryside" to enforce the collectivization of agriculture cost more than 10 million lives, about half of them by starvation.

According to a summary of the bill released by legislative leaders on Tuesday, a new commission would monitor the growth in health costs and enforce the spending targets.

"The money allotted to states that adopt this one-size-fits-all mandate won't cover the many millions it costs to actually enforce the mandate due to increased monitoring and enforcement".

To this cost, we added the cost of enforcing the salt regulations as described later.

Just meeting the increased need for child care along with the administrative costs of enforcing the new work requirements would cost $8.3 billion, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, more than 16 times the new spending offered in the bill.

The cost of enforcing the plans for compulsory insurance and microchipping are likely to far exceed the cost of subsidising classes.

(They do subtract the cost of enforcing the no-fly zones over the country).

The cost function enforces the system errors to decay to zero rapidly.

According to the Lisbon Treaty the cost of enforcing the European border against illegal immigration shall be shared among the EU members.