Sentence examples for nature enforces from inspiring English sources

The Globe, which by its nature enforces congregation, and congregation with everyone, is a bracing tonic.

That's nature enforcing continuity again.

They by nature enforce a particular bias and cannot help but tilt the system in favor of some customers over others.

However, they do not perform as well as the PATH-DR metric, due to their additive nature, which enforces a tendency to select short paths in number of hops and to use nodes which operate close to the signal-to-noise ratio threshold.

Despite the number of treaties and agreements signed in order to establish an understanding as to the nature of enforced disappearance and determine state responsibilities, the international community has repeatedly failed to create a conceptual framework for enforced disappearances and to establish monitoring mechanisms that can proactively address the problem.

Along with this, the hydrophobic nature of lorazepam enforces its maximum entrapment inside nanoparticles.

First, their automatically enforcing nature obscures the application of classic contract doctrines.

Are the obligations set forth in Article 36(1)(b) "of a nature to be enforced in a court of justice"?

The ethics of plagiarism have turned into the narcissism of small differences: because journalism cannot own up to its heavily derivative nature, it must enforce originality on the level of the sentence.

In this way, in the course of just a few pages, Manto draws attention not only to the enforced nature of his performance but also to what lurks around it: the exploitative and toxic relationship between master and slave.

Making some aspect of the job a game can be more effective in getting employees to collaborate, because it is a change effort designed around human nature — rather than enforcing a corporate appeal.