Sentence examples for enforced to make from inspiring English sources

The conditions of zero transverse shear stress at the top and bottom and its continuity at the layer interfaces are subsequently enforced to make the number of primary unknowns independent of the number of layers, thereby making the theory as efficient as the first-order shear deformation theory (FSDT).

Trade laws and policies should be enforced to make it profitable once again to produce in the United States; to limit off-shoring, and protect our economy.

Rules of the road are enforced to make sure that everyone is safe.

"It would be good to know what the authorities are going to do to weed these people out and what sanctions they will enforce to make this an avoidable situation in the future".

Drastic changes have to be made and enforced to have any chance of success, but those changes — not surgery — represent a child's best hope of becoming a healthy adult.

Seizing the moment, the trust's board of directors used this enforced downtime to make repairs in the old building and to install a library card system for Central Falls alone.

"We have to be honest about what it means when we don't have regulators that hold large financial institutions to account and don't enforce rules about equal credit opportunity, who don't enforce rules to make sure that everybody is playing on a level playing field.

"The goal of the Police Service is to ultimately enforce laws, to make arrests, and to hold people accountable for their actions.

"We need to enforce regulations to make sure we adapt existing homes and workplaces to make them less prone to overheating, and to stop the construction of new buildings that are difficult to keep cool in the summer".

The law set ambitious goals, enforced through sanctions, to make every student proficient in math and reading.

The law will begin to be enforced in spring 2004, to make the transition less painful for smokers driven outside to smoke, officials said today.