Sentence examples similar to enforces so called from inspiring English sources
The new idea is to act as an ad verification layer, hosted at the network level (by carrier partners, who get cut in via a revenue share) to help enforce industry standards for so called 'better ads'.
Positive experiences in achieving such tasks will in turn enforce parents' emotional balance through so called positive-feedback loops [ 16].
The FCC currently enforces so-called "program access rules," which require content distributors like Comcast to sell access to channels it owns to competing satellite and telcos.
That law, the so called two-in-a-bar rule, was felt to be ridiculous and difficult to enforce.
This was the organisation that historically enforced slavery and colonialism on many of my ancestors (it also enforced the abolition of slavery, but we tend to skate over that fact); the same organisation that until 1977 instructed its medical officers to use secret designations to single out and reject potential recruits with "Asiatic or negroid features" – so called "D-factor" personnel.
The so called Minio Client.
Chef manages so called nodes.
And if they fail to do so, enforce whatever is called for under the local-autonomy plan — which should mean depriving them of some of their autonomy.
It wasn't clear if Pratt thought Cooke would actually arrest federal officials, if necessary to enforce their views of the U.S. Constitution, so I called Cooke to find out.
