Sentence examples for may enforce that from inspiring English sources

We may require, and the database system may enforce, that all values must be non- null, except possibly in the cellCount column.

Qtub seems to have articulated compelling theological objections to the right to religious freedom, and thus articulated compelling theological reasons to deny that the state may coercively enforce that right.

At the constitutional level, the government may enforce regulations that limit the activities of informal providers.

If the effects of the legal rule are the central focus of inquiry, the incentives and behavior of public officials who enforce that rule may be of less interest.

The coaches enforce that as well.

But schools enforce that rule unevenly.

However, the cellular mechanisms triggered by hypoxia ischemia that may enforce UCB deleterious effects are not well elucidated.

A significantly larger nucleus accumbens (by 34%, p < 0.050) appears to be another deregulated component of striatal circuits that may enforce repetitive behaviors in autism.

Yet, I hope there is some "toxicity" that may enforce few readers to respond and test the hypotheses I have read this submission.

On a psychological viewpoint, the impact of a very long treatment should not be neglected since it may enforce the idea that cancer can relapse any time.

On the other hand our findings may enforce the notion that a combination of an ACE inhibitor with a calcium channel blocker is actually beneficial with respect to the development of diabetes and diabetic complications as has been recently suggested by a trial comparing the combination of the third generation manidipine and delapril with delapril monotherapy or placebo [ 34].