Sentence examples for practically enforces from inspiring English sources

Given its museums, mild summers and student-filled cafes, Guanajuato practically enforces relaxation without permitting boredom.

This international infusion was not lost in translation, though, as the ambiguous style of the ArtForum back pages is the new international style and was practically enforced by law.

"As long as he is president and retains power within his borders... it will be practically difficult to enforce his arrest," he told Al Jazeera.

"We have a regulatory outlook that is so poorly enforced that practically any modification will leave us better off".

We introduce a practically implementable cross-layer network architecture which enforces our formal model.

Given that her agency could wind up enforcing the terms, it's practically a necessity.

"We have these rules for no photo-realistic renderings…but practically speaking, those are hard things to enforce.

Practically speaking, compulsory attendance can only really be enforced for seminars – as is now the case for English students at Sussex.

Since last year, the Ugandan government has also started enforcing the NGO registration amendment act to practically bind civil society in a stranglehold.

Although the labor contract may stipulate the quantity and quality of traded labor power, it is still practically difficult for employers or a third party to enforce the contract.

The site has such problems with its user base attempting to track down wrongdoers that it enforces a rule against posting personal information – known as doxxing – more thoroughly than practically any other rule it maintains.