Sentence examples for enforced means from inspiring English sources

Saying now that new rules will be strictly and suddenly enforced means little, considering the precedents.

Leaving such training entirely to the postgraduate stages, unless it is mandatory and robustly enforced, means that a significant number of medical graduates may never receive any training about biological weapons and bioterrorism, which in turn may seriously hamper their abilities to recognise such events for what they are as early as they might be and alert the appropriate authorities.

In addition, Wasicsko's ambivalence toward the desegregation he has to enforce means the connection between him and the public housing residents we meet and get to know is a bit less powerful than the structure of the show seems to demand.

The ordinance, which takes effect in 90 days, will be enforced by means of citizen complaints, said Joe Moore, the alderman who sponsored it.

Sparsity is enforced by means of a l1-norm penalty.

In the present approach, the necessity of regularization is enforced by means of the trust region approach.

Because to be honest, SOPA is unconstitutional in the way it'll be enforced, and means rarely if ever justify the ends.

A knot insertion technique is utilized for the discretization in the through-thickness direction, and C0-continuity is enforced by means of knot repetition at dissimilar material interfaces.

It was then, for the first time in my life, I understood what shame and enforced isolation meant.

Mr. Saakashvili said a consequence of the years of corruption was that the real laws were not enforced, which meant safe driving habits were never encouraged.

"I stand with the many elected officials who have expressed their condemnation of domestic violence and I fully support and have even enforced laws meant to take any appearance of domestic violence seriously".