Sentence examples similar to enforcing a change from inspiring English sources

The company, he says, is simply enforcing a "change-of-control clause" in the contracts.

"This club's track record proves we do not take such decisions lightly, having only enforced a change in this position three times in approximately 14 years.

The justices by a 6-2 vote refused to allow the state to enforce a change in the voting rules adopted on a party-line vote.

The stated aim was to enforce a culture change in the financial sector and to raise £500m.

"I'm not enforcing a structure for social change.

SkyWest Airlines, which had been enforcing a total ban, immediately changed its policy to comply.

Yang and Swanson [ 4] made several suggestions, including the intriguing idea of enforcing a molecular clock for synonymous changes and leaving nonsynonymous changes unconstrained.

Our current law relies on individual victims of discrimination bringing change by enforcing a form of contract on a piecemeal basis.

The infusion of American power, by arming the rebels or enforcing a no-fly zone, would change the military and regional dynamic and help unite the often squabbling "Friends of Syria" behind American leadership.

To investigate the robustness of our results to perturbations in the parameter set we executed 50 further simulations of each of the 120 possible evolutionary paths while enforcing a random, non-persistent, parameter change at each network intermediate, not including S. cerevisiae.

This kind of study is particularly important to generate new research questions that will help design the best strategies to enforce an effective change in Portuguese community pharmacists' role.