Sentence examples for in conjunction with enforcing from inspiring English sources

Another part of future work is to incorporate obligations, i.e., actions which should be performed in conjunction with enforcing the access control decision[12].

These findings suggest the potential for CD44 alterations in gene therapy, perhaps in conjunction with enforced alterations of the expression of other molecules.

Our results suggest that micronutrient deficiencies might also function as a "hit" which in conjunction with oncogene expression can enforce the cancerous process.

Our results suggest that folate deficiency functions as a non-genetic hit which in conjunction with oncogene expression can enforce the cancerous process.

This highlights a separate social issue of buprenorphine abuse in Singapore – itself a consequence of loose regulatory control over the drug in conjunction with stringent and tightly enforced regulations on other intravenous opiates – which at its height was responsible for more than 50 deaths over a two-year period [ 14].

"Quality of life" laws usually accompany the gentrification and redevelopment of downtowns, and they are enforced in conjunction with the closure of public parks, banning of free food and clothing distribution, and banishment policies like trespass admonishments.

In other application areas, such as aero- and underwater acoustics, the relative bandwidths of signals may occur to be so large as to enforce the use of complex equalization techniques in conjunction with super-directive arrays [17, 23].

It would give the bureau the power to enforce regulations on large banks and nonbank lenders, in conjunction with other regulators, but would largely have to defer to other regulators in the case of smaller banks.

The process of setting and enforcing the standards should be done at the federal level in conjunction with local agencies.

Clearly timed in conjunction with the end of school, Amazon is targeting those parents who want to better enforce their kids' summer reading plans.

The findings of the systematic literature review, in conjunction with findings of previous reviews considering the use of phase II trial designs in cancer, re-enforce the need for researchers to be more informed regarding their design choices, considering all aspects of trial design from trial aims and outcomes, to randomisation and the type of design to use.