Sentence examples for time enforced from inspiring English sources

But while people in Guernica learned to talk about the bombing only after Franco's death in 1975, they soon found themselves battling another sort of silence, this time enforced by Eta, which killed seven people here.

The conditions of zero transverse shear stress at the top and bottom and its continuity at the layer interfaces, are for the first time enforced exactly in this theory.

Hey, at least they made the trains run on time enforced building codes!

Fourth, as enzymes are essentially catalytic amino acids held in position by scaffolds, there seems to be a seamless way to enter the protein world, by venturing into the complementary worlds of structurally and catalytically important amino acids at the same time, enforced by dual complementarity.

"We have a very difficult time enforcing the leash law and the license law".

A bill was passed in time enforcing it, but the garment workers opposed it.

The conference, according to the Vatican, was spending too much time doing good – and not enough time enforcing church teaching (against abortion, homosexuality etc).

And the state's lobbying commission, which has known about this law since June, has suggested that it will take its time enforcing this important change.

They can conduct house searches at any time, enforce house arrest and confiscate certain classes of weapons, even if people hold them legally.

With almost 10,000 pubs around the country, the Department of Consumer Affairs will have a tough time enforcing the regulation, even though Mr. Kitt doubled the number of inspectors -- to 24.

"But there is a right answer, and the right answer is allow people to protest but at the same time enforce public safety — provide public safety and quality of life issues, and we will continue to do that".