Sentence examples for enforcing slower from inspiring English sources

The goal is to protect the manatees by enforcing slower speeds "as well just educating people on where the manatee zones are and what they should be looking for," she said.

Meanwhile, in Melbourne, researchers fitted twenty obese Australians with an oral device that enforced slower chewing and smaller mouthfuls.

Better to go all-out for your goals, however distant or difficult, and take stock of your successes and failures in the enforced slow-down of January.

There he met the painter Paul Cadmus, who introduced him to egg-tempera technique, which enforced a slower style of painting much more congenial to Mr. Tooker's contemplative nature.

Higher duplicability may enforce the slower evolutionary rate on AD genes in contrast to other two classes since duplicated genes encounter more purifying selection than singletons even though shortly after the duplication, they experience a considerable relaxation of selection pressure [ 25].

Creating and enforcing policies that slow the rate of invasion is difficult for many reasons, including the value derived from many of the pathways that move the most species (e.g. shipping).

They get title to their homes, but find local police slow in enforcing their ownership when no-longer-welcome partners refuse to leave.

Slowing traffic and enforcing traffic laws are the mayor's job.

Speed humps slow motorised traffic, enforcing urban speed limits that too many drivers otherwise ignore.

Progress in enforcing intellectual property rights is slow.

Chinese Internet entrepreneurs and their foreign backers expressed only mild concern today about the potential impact of new rules that, if enforced, could markedly slow development of the young industry here.