Sentence examples for enforce the role from inspiring English sources
"This is a very important measure that will allow us to recover credibility and enforce the role of the bank," Mr. Berlusconi said.
Overall, our results enforce the role of F-FDG PET/CT in the restaging of hepatoblastoma patients after chemotherapy and surgery.
Our data enforce the role of ATM as a sensor of oxidative stress that could be important for protection against oxLDL-mediated cellular toxicity.
Such network would enforce the role of public vaccination clinics as reference point for HCWs and general population and encourage an active role of general practitioners, paediatricians and gynaecologists for vaccination promotion.
Community health centres need to improve management practices to enforce the role and contribution of AHWs in chronic illness care, as illustrated in the Aboriginal Coordinated Care Trials [ 34].
And we investigate how we can enforce the role-based access control as a security provider within DCOM, specially in access security policy.
But on the other hand you have got very strong cultural and religious historical stereotypes, enforcing the role of motherhood and the importance of beauty.
In recent years, the increased interest in pediatric research has enforced the role of physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) models in pediatric drug development.
He emphasized the need to "enforce the leading role of the party more effectively" and acknowledged that, despite Klement Gottwald's urgings for better relations with society, the Party had too often made heavy-handed rulings on trivial issues.
Rural communities in LMICs hold diverse cultural beliefs that clinch family members responsible for caring dependent older people [ 53]. 2. High gender inequality and gender stereotypes in patriarchal societies enforce the caregiving roles on many women [ 54].
This high prevalence of AA2 enzymes in WR fungi re-enforced the central role of ligninolytic class II peroxidases in wood degradation, and argues for the use of AA2 as a family "marker" for predicting the wood-decaying activities and nutritional mode of different fungal groups (WR vs BR).
