Sentence examples for enforcing exclusion from inspiring English sources

However Dr Kingsley said he was realistic about the prospect of enforcing exclusion zones on commercial fisheries which were already struggling with catastrophic rates of species decline.

However Dr Kingsley said he was realistic about the problems of enforcing exclusion zones on commercial fisheries which are already struggling with catastrophic rates of species decline.

On election day there will be dozens of officers enforcing exclusion zones around polling stations in an effort to stop the intimidation of voters.

The ODE models are deterministic, based on detailed biochemical reactions and do not enforce strict exclusion [ 34, 35, 64], TASEP-based models employ stochastic rate laws for ribosome movement in (1) and enforce strict exclusion [ 17, 29, 57], and the Petri net model assumes deterministic waiting times for ribosome movement, while enforcing exclusion as well [ 49].

The task force tries to enforce "exclusion zones" of 2,000 meters, or more than a mile, around the terminals where traffic is no longer allowed.

One order, labeled "Strengthen Enforcement Process of Exclusion Orders," called for a strict review of the procedures that the commission uses to enforce exclusion orders.

Neither Francis Joseph nor Beust was willing to accept the consequence of Prussia's defeat of Austria in 1866 namely, Austria's enforced exclusion from Germany.

After the Chernobyl accident, the Soviet Union established a more stringently enforced exclusion zone, with an initial radius of about 18 miles.

Currently there are bills before both the Queensland and NSW parliaments that seek to decriminalise the procedure, and in the case of New South Wales, enforce exclusion zones around abortion clinics so that anti-choice protesters cannot accost people at their entrances.

This strategy, often called the assimilation model, was an effective strategy for challenging overt legal restrictions on women and legally enforced exclusion (Taub & Williams 1993; Smith 1993; Bartlett & Kennedy 1991).

Around 60 Maff officials have been drafted in to East Anglia to supervise the slaughtering process, screen scores of suspect farms, and enforce 3km exclusion zones around farms that have shown signs of infection.