Sentence examples for enforced to present from inspiring English sources

In his study, we show that B cells that are enforced to present an autoantigen by their MHCII molecules induce strong deletion of self-reactive T cells and that this process results in complete resistance to EAE.

The Planning Department's refusal to enforce developers' agreements to present project changes for board and public review verifies the wisdom of the board's request that local residents also be entitled to enforce those agreements.

"ING is trying to present its enforced break-up as the next step of its back to basics strategy, but it is nothing of the sort," wrote analysts at CreditSights, a ratings firm.

Exposure in occupational settings seems the most likely, but specific protective measures are not enforced at present.

This traceability, however, is not enforced at present.

Glamorgan have recruited Andy Carter from Nottinghamshire on a month's loan deal as cover Hogan, and Radford says any enforced absence would present the county's other seam bowlers with a chance to "prove that we're not a one-man band with the bowling attack".

Six Swedish systems that have been in operation since 1994, when the Ordinance on Producers' Responsibility was enforced, are presented.

But the measure's failure to enforce spending cuts presents a major hurdle in the House, where rank-and-file Republicans on Tuesday threatened to reject even a $4 trillion debt-reduction plan that failed to conform to their demands.

But he also derided the current anti-proliferation regime as inadequate and urged the UN Security Council and the International Atomic Energy Agency to enforce stricter rules.Next, presenting himself as a war leader gives him extra arguments against two powerful criticisms: that his economic management has been poor and that the war on Iraq was unnecessary.

Four years before United Foods we held that one such ground was present where enforced contribution to objectionable speech is incidental to a “broader collective enterprise in which th[e] freedom to act independently is already constrained by the regulatory scheme.” Glickman v. Wileman Brothers & Elliott, Inc., 521 U.S. 457, 469 (1997).

We must do better by providing the resources to enforce present equal pay laws, training more women for high-paying, high-tech jobs, and passing the Paycheck Fairness Act.