It's a way of re-enforcing the fact that this isn't the dreary, mostly-disappointing foftball of a wet winter Saturday, but an exuberant festival that's already given us Van Persie, vanishing spray, and the delicious bamboozlement of Jonathan Pearce.
Tonight it's back to normal, which will require me to remember (and enforce) the fact that if they need to go to sleep at 8 30 p.m., they need to go brush their teeth at 8 p.m., not 8 29 p.m. Tricking them into bed (like tricking them into eating vegetables) may get them more sleep, but it skimps on the message that sleep is important.
The second condition enforces the fact that only one player can deviate at a time from the initial action profile p(i).
As a matter of fact, the rigidity of a closed triangle enforces the fact that the sum of the depth differences between every two vertices concatenated around the triangle, be zero.
The data for this study were extremely variable, which enforces the fact that statistically there is a need to include as many replications as possible when doing nematode studies; this work was not allowed that benefit.
They know that people did this to us, but I try to enforce the fact that we're fighters, not victims.
She was adamant you can't back away from the crazy; everything about the idea she loved and she enforced the fact that she wanted to embrace every aspect of it and really go for it, On set, she was having fun.
This observation also re-enforces the fact that the assay, developed in T-cells, may provide a more accurate environment for antiviral drug discovery against HIV.
And you only get 72 hours of game time with these characters, enforcing the bleak fact that life is short, and life is hard.
In fact, enforcing the current laws against illegal immigration is consistent with the ultimate American value — the rule of law.
This reluctance is enforced by the fact that court fines are rarely high enough to act as a real deterrent.
