Sentence examples for enforced making from inspiring English sources

This traditional enforcement mechanism is similar to how patents are enforced, making it somewhat unwieldy, expensive and time-consuming.

In Canada, possession of less than 30 grams of marijuana or seeds carries a 12-month prison sentence and a $1,000 fine, but the law is almost never enforced, making marijuana all but legal.

That would go far beyond the United Nations sanctions and, if enforced, make foreign banks choose between business in Iran and the ability to conduct transactions in the United States.

The head of PricewaterhouseCoopers's macroeconomics unit, John Hawksworth, said recently that the complexity and length of the contracts mean that they will be difficult to enforce, making risks likelier to rebound on the public sector.

Besides, the goal that sequestration was originally designed to enforce makes little sense right now.

That office, and the charter it will enforce, makes a clear statement: Never again.

On Saturday, he did nothing to dissuade people from the impression that he is Scotland's enforcer, making sure that Scotland receives what it is owed.

Rushdie himself was no mean ping-pong player during his enforced exile, making secret arrangements to play in safe houses of friends.

He believed that language was a virus that had achieved equilibrium with its human host, and that "blocks" of language and thought enforced convention, making it necessary to find techniques, from cut-ups to ­e-meters, to break the patterns.

Therefore, it would only be enforced capriciously, making it all the more odious.

In combination with the Hypervisor Node Manager, the Autonomic Enforcer makes up a hierarchical, decoupled, two-level autonomic management system entirely deployed and working on the node.