Sentence examples for enforced close from inspiring English sources

Everyone was polite, but the tensions that arise when many New Yorkers are held in enforced close proximity could be sensed beneath the surface like a silent snarl.

Live music blared until a loosely enforced closing time — some said it was midnight, others guessed 2 a.m.

Furthermore, the official inquiry concluded that the cause of the high death rate on the ship was caused by "the virulent nature of the infection, which affected a large number of men massed together on a ship where the ventilation was defective owing to the enforced closing of the ports and the absence of any form of recognized artificial ventilation".

They draw their conclusions based on interviews mainly conducted in 2012 with a focus on top-down state strategies to enforce close positions between academic and industrial partners.

In this paper, we will focus only on 'top-down' state strategies to enforce close positions between academic and industrial partners.

The rigid β-bulge (1) enforces close contact between the cysteine and its neighboring residues, (2) contains two residues, Arg434 and Ser430, that form a salt bridge and an H-bond with the D and A heme propionates, respectively, and (3) partially shields the heme from contact with solvent and solutes.

The Justices said that the government did not persuasively explain why the travel ban should be enforced against close relatives of people from the six countries or refugees with guarantees from resettlement agencies.

The problem with enforcing a close blockade with ships was that warships loitering off the coast of Japan would be vulnerable to attack by aircraft and submarines.

Bingham eliminated grafting in the police department, closed gambling houses and enforced blue laws closing saloons on Sunday.

It should be enforced in or close to the sixth round.

Dodd-Frank is no cure-all, but properly implemented and enforced, it would close dangerous regulatory gaps.