Sentence examples for hand enforcing from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, enforcing the law clogs up courts and keeps bureaucrats busy, at substantial cost.
On the other hand, enforcing different boundary conditions resulted in completely different twinning patterns and phase volume fractions.
Dynamic channel assignments [14, 15], on the other hand, enforce the nodes to switch their interface dynamically from one channel to another between successive data transmissions.
A newborn or infant baby of all primates except humans clings to the mother by grasping her hair firmly, whereas a human baby has nothing to grasp; the mother must hold the baby with both hands, enforcing upright walking.
Appearance of different control strategies at hand enforces finding a mechanism to switch between them.
Mr. Hawke also tangled with state regulators when he issued guidelines in February saying that his agency has the upper hand in enforcing lending laws.
On the other hand, by enforcing sparser priors [10, 16, 17] or exploiting edge prediction step [9, 18 21] to select salient edges in latent image, several carefully designed MAP algorithms can also exhibit promising performance.
The DEC's approach to permitting could decide who will have the upper hand in enforcing those bans -- crucial questions for small towns and counties with limited budgets to fight lengthy court battles.
On one hand, ICE enforces immigration law.
On the other hand, societally enforced vegetarianism, like in India, is a curse.
There is strictly no touching, with six female security staff on hand to enforce the rule.
