Sentence examples for enforced inside from inspiring English sources

Sophia Museum" posted outside, a ticket booth charging 3 lira, or $1.70 ,per visitor, and a strict ban on prayer enforced inside, just like in its eponymous sister church-turned-mosque-turned-museum in Istanbul.

They eat and sleep in the same cafeterias and campsites, an arrangement that defies the rigid relationship barriers enforced inside prison walls.

These policies can be implemented and enforced inside those techniques, as additional measures.

The rats were enforced to swim inside a vertical cylinder filled with water.

After a day of legal wrangling between the protesters' lawyers, Brookfield properties -- the park's owner -- and the city, a judge ruled shortly before 5 p.m. that Brookfield has a right to enforce rules inside Zuccotti Park -- those rules include no sleeping and no tents in the park.

The law was not really enforced and as a result smoking inside is the norm.

Nevertheless, the final text is a strong one, including provisions – pursued by civil society groups like Amnesty International – that force states not to authorise exports where there is an "overriding risk" that arms will be used to commit serious human rights abuses (such as extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances and torture) inside and outside conflict zones.

The limiter is considered as a pure particle sink for the plasma and consequently the density and the momentum are enforced to be zero inside.

Session-Based Admission Control (SBAC) is an alternative strategy, where the admission decision is made once for each new session and then enforced for all requests inside of a session [27].

To set up a buffer zone on the Turkish border inside Syria, enforced by a no-fly zone to ensure security and ease the refugee influx into Turkey - analysts say this is unlikely as it would require warplanes to disable the Syrian government's air defence system.

The club's no-photos inside policy is also vehemently enforced, with bouncers known to confiscate cameras or eject clubbers who flaunt the rules.