Sentence examples for enforce them to from inspiring English sources
The fuzzy coordinator adjusts the AVR and PSS gains to enforce them to give the best performance in fault situations.
The Port Authority, however, must set priorities and enforce them to keep those meetings from deteriorating into venting sessions.
The controller is then able to compensate errors between the actuators and enforce them to cooperate harmonically with each other regardless external disturbances caused by the outside environment or geometrical constraints of the closed-loop structure.
While many of these same measures have been included in previous United Nations resolutions, nations like China and Russia were reluctant to enforce them to avoid antagonizing the North.
But almost from the off, deep legal aid cuts threatened to render rights notional for those without the means to enforce them – to leave English justice "open to all" only in the same sense as the Ritz.
McCain has always, genuinely, believed in dismantling government regulations, and there he was, vowing to create new "comprehensive regulations that will apply the rules and enforce them to the fullest".
He picked David Cohen, a CIA veteran more accustomed to breaking laws than enforcing them, to lead the new group.
However, many newly-generated nanocrystals with better nanostructures often have a large size, which enforces them to display extremely limited surface area and ultimately lead to the limited electrocatalytic activity.
Mr. Romney's campaign Web site explains his position on gun control: that the country has all the laws it needs and that it should focus on enforcing them to punish those who use firearms to commit crimes.
He's now adopting the George W Bush model of silent deregulation: keep the laws on the books, but stop anybody from enforcing them – to please your paymasters, and feed your own ideological opposition to regulation.
