Sentence examples for enforced early from inspiring English sources

In order to ensure that the fuel-burn improvements predicted in the conceptual or early preliminary design phase are attained in reality, it is essential to ensure that aeroelastic constraints are enforced early on in the design phase itself.

It's critical that your culture is established and enforced early on, in large part by hiring people that fit, and maintaining that bar without exception.

The Foxes started with real rhythm and tempo but suffered two enforced early changes as Andy King and Robert Huth went off injured to be replaced by Ritchie De Laet and Matty James.

The hosts were assisted by an enforced early substitution when Barkley came on to replace the injured Leon Osman, who suffered concussion and needed five stitches in his face after a foul on Bacary Sagna for which the Everton man was booked.

Knowing the challenges that black boys face, she says she reached for those same values when parenting her three sons: enforcing early curfews, daily chores and a respect for authority.

Recent guidelines aimed at enforcing early intervention care protocols, emphasise the need for user-friendly settings, which better appeal to young patients requiring treatment and their families [ 23, 24].

For children who do not sleep enough, the solution is as straightforward as enforcing earlier bedtimes.

Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, issued orders earlier this year to turn out lights and televisions in the cells of young offenders at 10.30pm sharp to enforce earlier bed times.

Justice secretary Chris Grayling has ordered that young offenders aged 15 to 17 have their lights and televisions turned off at 10.30pm, to enforce earlier bed times.

Young offenders will have their cell lights and televisions turned off at 10.30pm sharp to enforce earlier bed times, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, has ordered.

The Third, or Laodicean, War (c. 245 241) was begun by Ptolemy III to enforce earlier diplomatic arrangements disadvantageous to Seleucus II, son and successor of Antiochus II.