Sentence examples for position enforcing from inspiring English sources
A sentinel at each end of the bridge stood with his rifle in the position known as "support," that is to say, vertical in front of the left shoulder, the hammer resting on the forearm thrown straight across the chest a formal and unnatural position, enforcing an erect carriage of the body.
The first was that at least one buttock had to be in the chair at all times, a position enforced by an assistant "butt ref".
Unmet expectations of political inclusion in key government positions, enforcing transitional justice and reforming the security sector fuelled the anger.
Catalysis due to such a mechanism would not necessarily require the stringent positioning enforced by the binding pocket in the editing domain that is required for deacylation of mischarged Thr-tRNAval via the native catalytic aspartate residues.
Gain as many positions without enforcing a yellow flag.
Encouraging compliance through enforcement: Parents are in a prime position to enforce most GDL restrictions, but there is some evidence they do not enforce those restrictions that they consider too extreme.
The 260 monitors, deployed by the U.N. without weapons, are of course in no position to enforce peace.
He was therefore in an unprecedented position to enforce his analysts' optimism about the stocks of companies that C.S.F.B. took public.
Planes are one of the few remaining places where mobile phones do not work; they bring together people from different cultures; and airlines are in a position to enforce whatever in-flight rules they decide upon.
So in bowling New Zealand out and putting themselves in a position to enforce the follow-on, which they did during the tea interval, England at least gave themselves a chance of winning the match.
The author Francis Fukuyama offered a variation on this theme, asserting that "an adversely shifting global power balance" means that the United States is no longer in a position to enforce its will, whatever the merits of the case.
