Sentence examples for idea enforced from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this idea, enforced expression of LKB1 cDNA into HeLa and other HeLa-deficient cell lines induces growth arrest (unpublished data, see also [9], [19]).

Despite significant numbers volunteering for Irish regiments, the idea of enforced conscription proved unpopular.

If the pain is bad enough, the government may dust off old ideas like enforced carpooling or a return to the 55-mile-an-hour speed limit.

He even rejected the idea of enforcing a no-fly zone.

Some, such as the idea of enforcing minimum global standards of social protection, are pipe dreams.

But there's an even better idea: Simply enforce the speed limits that we already have.

Equally new is the idea of enforcing the country's environmental laws, considered the best in Central America.

"I respect the idea of enforcing little rules," Mr. Schwartz said of the mayor's campaigns against urban nuisances.

"One of the first proposals by the UK was the idea to enforce the use of lawyers to ask for stamp duty and money..

Kennedy himself dismissed any idea of enforcing a return of the Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip: "It's like a Negro wanting to go back to Mississippi, isn't it".

Ms. Hart compared the use of DNA in nonviolent crimes to the "broken windows" theory of policing: the idea that enforcing laws against low-level offenses like turnstile jumping and graffiti helps reduce the number of felonies.