Sentence examples for numbers to enforce from inspiring English sources

They use their superior numbers to enforce the decision.

Boosting police numbers to enforce laws and educating people about sorcery were key, he said.

A ban was first imposed under a new law last year, and the police will be out in large numbers to enforce it.

He maintains that he is still the party leader, and that the dissenters do not have the authority or the numbers to enforce their edict.

Before the alliance can become entrenched, we must send in our own soldiers -- in large numbers -- to enforce human rights and keep the peace.

The dynamic impact of exothermic combustion is captured through accurate integration of source terms in the vorticity transport equations at the location of the particles, and the extra velocity field associated with volumetric expansion at low Mach number computed to enforced mass conservation.

The first has been to increase the number of rules and to enforce them more strictly.

Its bureaucracy is unwieldy, its labour market inflexible and its justice system slow: the average number of days required to enforce a contract is 1,185 compared with a rich-country average of 529.

In vast organizations or deployment scenarios, the number of entities (e.g., members of the organization, locations) tends to be very large, with the consequent increase in the number of policies required to enforce overall location-privacy settings.

"But they find a number of ways not to enforce them.

Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charlie Beck said that the department is significantly increasing the number of officers trained to enforce the measure.