Sentence examples for enforcing less from inspiring English sources

For example, with a small prior model weight, we trust the forward model and experimental data more by enforcing less smoothness, allowing for a large variation in the image.

The rule is enforced less in places with less of a drug problem.

But they are a lot more plastic and locally enforced, less organic and hallowed, than can sometimes seem plain.

It is enforced less by gates and barriers (though plenty of these are reappearing) than by legal instruments, used to exclude or control the ever widening class of undesirables.

The raid on the Garden of Eden farm appears to be the latest example of police departments using SWAT teams and paramilitary tactics to enforce less serious crimes.

He is hoping that the commission will use the threat of a moratorium to enforce less-draconian limitations, or that it will take no action.

The parallelization of this framework is performed with objective of enforcing the less possible changes to its different solver modules and encapsulate the changes as much as possible in its common kernel.

The hope was that it would make the appointment of Canada's constitutional enforcer less obviously partisan.

The law's supporters said the changes would make it clearer, easier to enforce and less susceptible to legal challenges.

Like many economists and environmentalists, he argues that the carbon tax would be more effective at reducing emissions because it is simpler, more transparent, easier to enforce and less vulnerable to accounting tricks and political favoritism.

Like criminal statutes, patents are government-issued ways of taking away rights of the American people to do something, and the Supreme Court has repeatedly allowed parties to challenge criminal statutes even when there was no threat of those statutes ever being enforced, much less when they had been used to hit-and-run.