Sentence examples for the first enforced from inspiring English sources

And, in any case, the sense of the First World War as meaningless horror was the lived experience of the participants, which became louder and clearer only after the first enforced chorus of regimented rhetoric faded.

The first clanistic analysis was achieved for all bootstrap supports, the second enforced a requirement of at least 50% of bootstrap support to resolve the strains into groups, else the non-supported branches were automatically collapsed before the analysis.

The day the laws were first enforced Luzinterruptus went to the Plaza de la Constitucion (Constitution Square) in the neighborhood of Vallecas and lined the landmark with lit-up toilet seats, each containing an article out of the Spanish constitution related to the rights of citizens and immigrants.

In the 10 years since those restrictions were first enforced, the number of heat stroke deaths at college football practices has plummeted.

The prohibition on scandalum magnatum was first enforced by the King's Council.

By demanding that our government uphold its obligations to protect the people first, enforce the environmental regulations already on the books, and stop the careless ruin of our communities and future.

The majority of medical device manufacturers in Taiwan produced Class I and some Class II medical devices at the time when GMP was first enforced.

The first of these alternatives extrapolates or finite-differences the velocity to obtain the vorticity at boundaries; the second enforces the free-slip boundary condition; the third enforces the super-slip condition; and the fourth enforces the no-slip condition.

The first condition simply guarantees that ({mathrm {d}vartheta}/{mathrm {d}t}=1) (at any point on the periodic orbit), and the second enforces periodicity.

The second enforces the duty of charity on Æthelstan's reeves, specifying the amount to be given to the poor and requiring reeves to free one penal slave annually.

Mr. Lazio opposes those measures, arguing that the nation should first enforce existing gun laws before considering national registration.