Sentence examples for of enforcing that from inspiring English sources

Hayne has been a vital part of enforcing that philosophy.

If, in the name of enforcing that doctrine, the Court effectively rewrites the statute, then it is not ensuring that Congress is responsible for the policy articulated in the (rewritten) statute.

The company recommends using a threshold of at least 99percentt for applications of its facial recognition service that involve identification or public safety, though critics of the technology say that the scoring is opaque and that the company has no way of enforcing that threshold.

But the prospect of enforcing that hatred wholesale, rather than retail, with, say, a police-state dystopia "wall" of drones and automatic facial-recognition checkpoints enveloping the southern borders of Europe and America — that is something entirely new and terrible.

While the only apparent means of enforcing that prohibition is the wooden arm that's usually in the up position anyway, Stony Point seems fairly calm.

Whether or not it was their idea, local councils are at the heart of enforcing that agenda, having taken a massive central government funding cut.

"Teachers are at the forefront of that, enforcing that," Mr. Paragano said.

But it will take innumerable lawsuits and decades of litigation to enforce that individually.

"What overrides the compassion, I took an oath of office to enforce that law.

"Many of them [are] afraid to say no to their dogs … and, of course, to enforce that … in the language their dogs would understand … which is canine language.

Stability is guaranteed by means of a constraint, enforcing that the resulting suboptimal MPC cost is a Lyapunov function.