Sentence examples for weakly enforcing from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the stresses and the inertial forces, that satisfy the equilibrium equations a priori, are chosen as basic variables and then, the complementary variational formulation is established by weakly enforcing the kinematic constraints.

Nitsche's method can be used as a coupling tool for non-matching discretizations by weakly enforcing interface constraints.

The formulation couples non-overlapping continuum and atomistic models across sharp interfaces by weakly enforcing jump conditions, for both momentum balance and kinematic compatibility, using Riemann values to preserve the characteristic structure of the underlying hyperbolic system.

But it also revealed that pipeline rules are weakly enforced.

Michael Crye, president of the International Council of Cruise Lines, whose 16 members include Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Princess, disagrees that the laws are weakly enforced.

The rules governing shipping safety are comprehensive, but they are often weakly enforced and circumvented by corruption.

The act was only weakly enforced, but the first world war soon tightened the restrictions and immigration would never be so free again.

Anyway, because of that, and a longstanding but weakly enforced opposition to corporate enterprise zones, I never went back to that Best Buy.

Two of the Republican candidates, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas and the billionaire publisher Steve Forbes, have escaped the weakly enforced limits on spending by refusing to accept federal matching funds.

Companies may decide it is worth trying to get away with it.' Commission members fear underpayment could become nearly as widespread as it was under the old wages councils, which were weakly enforced.

Unfortunately, the subsequent deal struck by the United States and Russia to remove Assad's chemical-weapons stockpiles was full of loopholes, weakly enforced, and ultimately circumvented by Syrian and Russian deception.