Sentence examples for likely enforce from inspiring English sources

The two costly run-outs left Pakistan on 94 for four at stumps at Bellerive Oval in reply to Australia's massive first-innings total of 519 for eight declared, still needing another 226 runs to avoid the follow-on.The Australia captain, Ricky Ponting, said after the end of play he would likely enforce the follow-on given the forecast of rain for each of the last three days of this match.

William Yeomans, who served in senior positions in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division from 1978 to 2005, told VICE News last month that he thought Sessions would likely enforce consent decrees, at least at first.

Second, in the likely enforced absence of the Muslim Brothers from the voting lists (see article), they must persuade at least some Islamists to run.

Hedges hypothesizes that competition between species likely enforced the dividing line for hundreds of years.

Although the exact 180° relationship in that system was likely enforced by crystallographic symmetry, the deviation from the ideal 166° angle in actin filaments suggested that the FH2 domain might exert strain on the filament.

This canalization is likely enforced by the abundant cross-repression in the gap gene network (Jäckle et al., 1986; Kraut and Levine, 1991b; Jaeger et al., 2004b; Jaeger, 2011; Papatsenko and Levine, 2011; Sokolowski et al., 2012).

These ligands and receptors have unique functions during development of specific cardiac cushion derivatives, and the Slit-Robo signalling pathway likely enforces its role by regulating Notch signalling, making these mutants a valuable new model to study cardiac valve formation.

We show that these ligands and receptors have unique functions during the development of the different cardiac cushion derivatives and that the Slit-Robo signalling pathway likely enforces its role by regulating Notch signalling.

They are, it is said, less likely to enforce the OECD rules or to kowtow to foreigners.

Word of the defeat is seeping through the army and security forces, which may make them less likely to enforce a fraudulent result.

The Cherokee became convinced that the British were more likely to enforce boundary laws than a new government and announced their determination to support the crown.