Sentence examples for enforcing that only from inspiring English sources
For relaying without spatial reuse, we refer to works such as[14], which performs optimization by enforcing that only one relay link is active on a subcarrier in the entire macro-cell.
He also says that Facebook code deeply integrates privacy protection, "We do privacy access checks literally tens of billions of times each day to ensure we're enforcing that only the people you want see your content".
Countries already hold a sovereign right to refuse entry to their ports; this new treaty obliges them to not only enforce that but also to share information about illegal vessels with other countries, so that law-breaking boats struggle to seek safe harbour elsewhere.
This strategy enforces that only one substrate can differ at a time from the substrates of the reference reaction when applying the rule.
But enforcing that will be difficult.
It's about enforcing that policy.
For example, the Separation of Duty (SoD) enforces that single user only owns reasonable authority.
The eerie tracking of comparisons between Princess Diana and the duchess seems only to enforce that sense, especially when it is reported, after public appearances of the former Ms Middleton, that the dress she wore has sold out.
Facilitators may have been general practitioner assurance, e.g. enforcing that they only had to screen regular patients and did not have to engage in the practicalities of enrolling the patients.
"[Liam] accused Noel of being shameless for letting John Lewis use the track… He's told mutual friends and family that Noel is a sell-out, and even joked that he won't be welcome in the local pub near their mum's house… not that he can enforce that!" Liam hasn't been the only one to criticise Noel's decision to cash in on the track, famously used as the theme tune to The Royal Family.
Little girls are already taught that they can and should manage how "perfect" their body is, and these stickers only work to enforce that dangerous and false message.
