Sentence examples for enforcing time from inspiring English sources
A Battle for Control Parents Tacticss * Enforcing time limits by installing software like TooMuchPC (www.blairsoft.com) and PC TimeCop (www.parental-control-software.com).com
Enforcing time limits on computer usage will do nothing to prepare a teenager for the independence that will follow, in college and the real world.
Monitoring usage consistently, enforcing time constraints and being on top of content can be overwhelming for most busy parents.
Parents or pediatricians who are opposed to the spank back-up should be aware of the one-minute forced room isolation, which is only alternative shown to be as effective as the spank back-up for enforcing time out on a chair[ 23].
Still known as brownies several years after trading in their signature-hued uniforms for police blues, their main task is enforcing time-limit parking.
Results show that the algorithm tracks the position reference, and guarantees punctuality and comfort, while enforcing time-varying constraints on vehicle velocity, electrical machine and friction forces.
It didn't affect my motivation or physical ability; it actually made me really hungry having the enforced time off.
Despite the setback, during their enforced time on board a stationary plane the troops were entertained by an impromptu concert by Jenkins.
Presidential campaigns are largely a compilation of 30-second television ads, endlessly speculating talking heads and nationally televised debates featuring gotcha questions and rigidly enforced time limits that preclude truly thoughtful answers.
Unleash the majesty of your character and enforce time limits on talks ruthlessly; only in this way can participants move from session to session to hear the talks of specific interest to them.
Continental Europe uses similar phrases, such as Sommerzeit in Germany, zomertijd in Dutch-speaking regions, kesäaika in Finland, horario de verano or hora de verano in Spain and heure d'été in France, whereas in Italy the term is ora legale, that is, legal time (legally enforced time) as opposed to "ora solare", solar time, in winter.
