Sentence examples for enforcing to meet from inspiring English sources

The paper formulates benchmark stochastic programming models by either enforcing to meet all demand or penalizing unmet demand via a linear penalty function.

The next section focuses on how policy can be expressed and enforced to meet this requirement.

Foakes's unbeaten vigil was not quite enough to help them avoid the follow-on, which Adam Voges duly enforced, only to meet a southpaw-shaped wall of Burns and Arun Harinath.

Devon and Cornwall Police said it had to enforce A19 to meet budget cuts.

Every day, in the evenings most often, those solitary creatures known as writers come forth from their enforced loneliness to meet and mingle with the masses.

The European Union directive for electric and electronic waste, published in 2003, enforced all European countries to meet some targets concerning the recycling and recovery of these products.

The CCCS said it counsels a large number of clients with suspended repossession orders on their homes which lenders have chosen not to enforce, despite clients failing to meet court stipulated payments.

Greece's troika of creditors at the EU, ECB and IMF have put social benefit cuts high on the agenda of the new round of belt-tightening the country must enforce over the next two years to meet budget targets.

BRD guarantees each class losses that, when feasible, are no worse than a specified bound, while enforcing differentiation only when required to meet those bounds.

The regional carrier, which relies on federal subsidies to provide air service connecting rural airports to nearby hubs, operates nine-passenger Cessna Caravan aircraft and needs to maintain certain passenger traffic volumes to meet federally enforced per-passenger subsidy caps.

Ethics panels do not bother to meet, or never enforce the conflict-of-interest laws that are on the books.