Sentence examples for perhaps enforcing from inspiring English sources

It has to do with reinvigorating, and perhaps enforcing, what he sees as Christianity's nonnegotiable moral precepts.

This fact will demand an increasing amount of care in using chemicals, perhaps enforced by law, along with increasing use of nonchemical control techniques.

Ergonomics will be largely decided by the criteria developed by the OEMs and perhaps enforced in their SDKs.

The first game had adventure elements about it, perhaps enforced by the fact that it was our first time in Rapture, but this time around it's all pew-pew-pew.

It's a policy that Israel should perhaps enforce among its members of Parliament because whatever Labor MK Binyamin Ben-Eliezer has been drinking lately, it's got to be some powerful stuff.

Perhaps an enforced main-scale sabbatical would teach many SLT members an important lesson?

Perhaps the enforced delay allowed Clipse and the Neptunes to refine it, to slowly strip everything extraneous away, until only the most vital elements remained.

He notes that even if the prohibition is in the house rules, many co-op bylaws authorize the board to change those rules — and perhaps even enforce them on a case-by-case basis — without approval of the shareholders.

And instead of the requisite heels, the models all wore sneakers or raffia slippers, perhaps to enforce the sense of easy, no-fuss dressing that is a hallmark of the brand.

These coordinating or chelating solvents may interact with either the (Au-SR )n polymer precursors, perhaps to enforce a particular polymer size prior to the NaBH4 reduction step.

It was a victory of Gilded Age capitalism (enforced perhaps by the railroads, which made indefinite isolation an unrealistic goal) over Great Awakening spiritualism.