Sentence examples for may enforce and from inspiring English sources

"A state may enforce and dissolve a couple's marriage, but it cannot sanctify or bless it," he wrote.

These are moral rights and obligations that bear the right relation to institutional practice, which therefore government may enforce, and must do so on demand, through its institutions (Dworkin 1986, 2011).

Interestingly, the reported resistance of HIV-1 to RISC-mediated miRNA regulation [ 116] could theoretically be due in part to effects of small RNA, which may enforce transcript structure and transport [ 123, 124].

Since the inhibition of aconitase activity is only observed in the older flies and the inhibition was reversible, increased ROS may enforce a vicious cycle and further lead to mitochondrial dysfunction.

Social organisms may enforce cooperation through rewards and punishment.

The other is the cooperative game, which concentrates on groups of players and may enforce cooperative behaviors.

Mechanistically, formation of disulphide cross-bridges reduces protein solubility and may enforce the generation of neurofibrillary tangles in AD.

In these GBM samples, MT associated zinc depletion may enforce inactive p53 conformation and thus may lead to decreased response to chemotherapy.

Using arguments such as career advancement may enforce a perception of coercion, and together with constraints such as time and bureaucratic requirements, may de-motivate students.

Multidentate and in particular macrocyclic and rigid ligands may enforce a particular structure on a metal complex.

They may have strong laws inside their boundaries, and they may enforce them, but it's impossible to stop the flow of weapons coming in from more weapon-friendly jurisdictions.